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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / July 2004word-wrap input field
Hello, I have a xml scheme, where one tag is defined as xs:string where whitespace handling is set to "preserve"...Thus I would like to keep white spaces of any kind and also line breaks. Now I designed a form with infopath, where the xml tag is connected to an usual input field. I want Infopath to do a line break when pressing "return". I know, that I can force the input field to do line breaks if the input is too long, but not how to make it accept my wanted returns! My question: Is it possible in infopath to do thosde wanted line breaks? Thanks a lot! Tina Double-click the text field in the view. On the Display tab of the Text Box Properties dialog box, select the Paragraph Breaks check box.  SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com Hello, I have a xml scheme, where one tag is defined as xs:string where whitespace handling is set to "preserve"...Thus I would like to keep white spaces of any kind and also line breaks. Now I designed a form with infopath, where the xml tag is connected to an usual input field. I want Infopath to do a line break when pressing "return". I know, that I can force the input field to do line breaks if the input is too long, but not how to make it accept my wanted returns! My question: Is it possible in infopath to do thosde wanted line breaks? Thanks a lot! Tina Thanks, but I already selected that checkbox... means: it does make a line break if the input is too long, but it definitely does not react on forced paragraph breaks! But thanks for your answer...:) >-----Original Message----- >Double-click the text field in the view. On the Display tab of the Text Box Properties dialog box, select the Paragraph Breaks check box. I know this works just fine with a standard Text Box control in InfoPath. Try this: Create a new blank form and drag a Text Box into the view. Set the Paragraph Breaks check box, and then extract the form files to a folder. Compare the myschema.xsd file that InfoPath created with your own schema and see what the difference is. SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com Thanks, but I already selected that checkbox... means: it does make a line break if the input is too long, but it definitely does not react on forced paragraph breaks! But thanks for your answer...:) >-----Original Message----- >Double-click the text field in the view. On the Display tab of the Text Box Properties dialog box, select the Paragraph Breaks check box. Thank for your suggestions, it even does not work with a new, blank form, where I only put in such a standard text box. It just does not do what I want, so i give up. Its not THAT important though I just cant understand why you get it work, but I dont. Thanks a lot! >I know this works just fine with a standard Text Box control in InfoPath. > >Try this: Create a new blank form and drag a Text Box into the view. Set the Paragraph Breaks check box, and then extract the form files to a folder. >Compare the myschema.xsd file that InfoPath created with your own schema and see what the difference is. Now that the official SP1 release is available -- update to that and try again. SignatureGreg Collins [InfoPath MVP] Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com Thank for your suggestions, it even does not work with a new, blank form, where I only put in such a standard text box. It just does not do what I want, so i give up. Its not THAT important though I just cant understand why you get it work, but I dont. Thanks a lot! >I know this works just fine with a standard Text Box control in InfoPath. >Try this: Create a new blank form and drag a Text Box into the view. Set the Paragraph Breaks check box, and then extract the form files to a folder. >Compare the myschema.xsd file that InfoPath created with your own schema and see what the difference is. |
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