large text box needs a carriage return on the last line

M

Mike

For the next InfoPath patch: For multiline text boxes, if the last line
contains g j p q y you may need to enter a carriage return to make the
bottoms appear. If you tab out or click away without entering a carriage
return it may cut off the bottoms.
 
M

Mike

Under Text Box Properties
Data Type: Text (string)
Paragraph breaks checked
Enable spelling checker checked
Wrap Text checked
Scroll automatically while typing
Alignment: Left
Size: Height: 6.021 in Width: 6.542 in
No padding.
Margins: Left: 0.01 in

Under Field or Group Properties
Type: Element
Data Type: Text (string)
Validation and Event Handlers:
(string-length(.) > 3230)

Font is Arial 10
Mike
 
M

Mike

Your QA staff missed this defect in the code.

Greg Collins said:
Because your height is hard-coded, this is likely the issue. Try increasing or decreasing the height a little in order to completely show or hide that last cut-off line of text.

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



Under Text Box Properties
Data Type: Text (string)
Paragraph breaks checked
Enable spelling checker checked
Wrap Text checked
Scroll automatically while typing
Alignment: Left
Size: Height: 6.021 in Width: 6.542 in
No padding.
Margins: Left: 0.01 in

Under Field or Group Properties
Type: Element
Data Type: Text (string)
Validation and Event Handlers:
(string-length(.) > 3230)

Font is Arial 10
Mike

Greg Collins said:
I don't experience this.
What other settings do you have on your text box?
Have you tried increasing the padding?
Is wrap text enabled? If so, which scrolling setting are you using?

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



For the next InfoPath patch: For multiline text boxes, if the last line
contains g j p q y you may need to enter a carriage return to make the
bottoms appear. If you tab out or click away without entering a carriage
return it may cut off the bottoms.
 

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