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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / April 2006How to Change Font Color of a textbox in Jscript
I have been attempting to change the font color of a text box on an InfoPath form but I need to do this in jscript. Is this possible? Yes this is possible I had to do the same thing for a client who wanted to track what fields had been chaged. This is a little limited though, Add an attribute to the field that you want to change the colour of then for the text box of the field set a conditional formatting rule that will check the new attribute you added and based on the value in the attribute change the font colour. As I said this a limited approach, but may be a good starting point for you Cheers Ben Walters > I have been attempting to change the font color of a text box on an > InfoPath form but I need to do this in jscript. Is this possible? Thanks Ben. Just to be clear..when you say to 'Add an attribute', what do you mean? I've added a separate textbox which I can alter the contents of but I'm not sure what type of Attribute you intended. Thanks again Tim Hey Tim, When adding fields to the xml structure of the form you have an option to select one of the following - Field - Group - Group (Choice) - Field (Attribute) - Complete XML Schema or Document the reason I suggested adding an attibute is that you could create an xml structure as follows <root> <UserName ColourAtrtibute=""></UserName> </root> this way if you need to reuse the same attribute name for a number of fields you can rather than requireing unique names for something that is essentially a property of a field. Hope this helps Cheers Ben > Thanks Ben. Just to be clear..when you say to 'Add an attribute', what > do you mean? I've added a separate textbox which I can alter the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Tim |
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