InfoPath Dev

Ok never-mind, figured out a better solution.. never use rich text in InfoPath. Ever. Use CSS on your editifs/newifs pages (and forget about ever using displayifs, what a pointless existence) to word wrap your plain text box elements. I haven't figured out Mozilla yet, but I'm sure I'll get around to it, for now I have my Mac ...

Hey, so I had the exact same situation as you, but using Rich Text is terrible for browser forms because InfoPath rich text isn't supported by anything but IE. Because I need to allow people to fill out the form in browsers other than IE and also have word wrap, I needed another option. I found I can set InfoPath options to Show InfoPath ...

Update: I found out that it only affects the editifs.aspx view, not the newifs.

No matter what method I use, I cannot get my form to auto populate the people picker once it has been published. I have tried simply forcing an accountID field, I've tried entering it in with the User Information List, and I have tried the getUserProfileByName method. ALL of these work in the preview mode of infopath (the people picker field ...

That's excellent, thanks for that! Dunno how I missed it. I unpacked them with cab and 7-zip, but didn't know how to get them back together. I'll post back here after I mess with it to let you guys know if that is a successful method to edit what it puts out for email. I tried to convince the client to just view the form in the ...

Let me start by saying this Forum is great! It definitely helped me learn infopath. My main complaint with infopath is its html rendering engine. In my experience the weirdest of things will set off formatting changes. Like changing formatting in one column will forever change the background color of another, forcing you to delete the column ...