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Retaining Bold, Underline Format.

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Sunil Yadala - 15 Jul 2005 05:26 GMT
I’m saving bold and underline formatted text from the INFOPATH to SQL SERVER
through XML WEBSERVICE.  

The saved text is retrieved and populated in a webpage.  

The issue is I’m not able to retain the format i.e., bold, underline.

Data Type used in SQL SERVER is String.

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Sunil Yadala.

Scott L. Heim [MSFT] - 15 Jul 2005 14:01 GMT
Hi Sunil,

This is simply the way a database (SQL or Access) functions - standard
"text" fields (varChar in SQL, Text in Access) only store data - not
formatting. As such, when you submit the data from InfoPath to SQL Server,
most likely the database only contains the data.

I am assuming you are using a Rich Text control in InfoPath and the only
way this may be possible is to actually store the underlying XML string for
the Rich Text control. However, this is just a thought off the top of my
head - maybe someone else has implemented a solution like this.

Scott L. Heim
Microsoft Developer Support

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Sunil Yadala - 18 Jul 2005 08:48 GMT
Hi Scott,

Yes you are right, i am using rich text control in the Infopath.  

Even I am working on accessing XML String in the Infopath

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Sunil Yadala.

P.S: If any one finds the Solution, please update me.

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