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Great! Glad to help. Thanks for sharing the link!
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danielr,
Thanks for sharing this. I'm sorry to hear you had such trouble over this. There have been reported issues with IE7 and InfoPath... this is apparently another one. Glad you got it resolved.
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placeholder text and default values ONLY apply to field controls and never to container controls (i.e. sections, etc).
If you want it to be on multiple field controls then you need to place it on each one. If you want a general message, just type in some text at the top of your section.
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Based on my understanding, if a user launches a form from an Sharepoint forms library and ''saves'' it, the save by default is to their local machine. I would like my form to have two buttons at the bottom: Submit and Save. Submit will submit to the forms library and Save will save it locally. How do I make the Save button do that? There is no ...
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that was it! I spent so much time trying to figure this out, and it was something so simple I overlooked. Good eye, and thanks.
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They are questions the users must answer. The question text itself has to be a non-editable data value so it gets submitted with the form. The automatic sizing you're talking about has to do with form fill-out. I'm talking about form design.
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The 'display' tab in the properties of text boxs has options to allow paragraph breaks and to control how the box expands or scrolls
I have never used XHMTL fields before but I guess they work similar
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I'm having a serious lapse in logic. I need to create a form that is a questionnaire. The question text itself needs to be saved as data elements in the form. The questions can be an entire paragraph. How do you do that? I created an XHTML field and set its default value to the question text, but that is very cumbersome from ''default value'' ...
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Hi Deb
I call this methods in the onLoad, but you can also call them in a change event.
Say you have a field in your template named myField. And you want to safe data fron AD into this field.
public XPathNavigator GetNode(string name){
return CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode(''/my:myFields/my:'' + name,this.NamespaceManager);
}
public void ...