designing plain text and html views

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Mandip Goshal

Hi all,

I am using InfoPath to allow the marketing department to enter details of a
newsletter into xml format. the ides is that we can then format the xml into
plain text or html according to an xslt. How do i make views that are not
editable as in the resume example? and how can i export the view to html?

thanks in advance
 
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Brian Teutsch [MSFT]

Making each textbox read-only is a better and more recommended solution. It
will allow your users to select and copy text, but not edit it. Those are
pretty common requests in read-only views.

Thanks,
Brian

"Greg Collins [MVP]" <Greg.Collins_AT_InfoPathDev.com> wrote in message
For non-editable items in a view, use Expression Boxes. You should be able
to copy your view, create a new view, and paste the copied view into the new
one. Then right-click on each field in the view and change it to an
expression box.

To export to html, use File | Export To | Web

--
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com



Hi all,

I am using InfoPath to allow the marketing department to enter details of a
newsletter into xml format. the ides is that we can then format the xml into
plain text or html according to an xslt. How do i make views that are not
editable as in the resume example? and how can i export the view to html?

thanks in advance
 
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