Submitting data from InfoPath form fields to SharePoint doc librar

G

gsardinha

Dear all,

I am stuck with a problem when submitting a form to a sharepoint library.

I tried with both InfoPath 2003 and SPS 2003 and lately with MOSS and
InfoPath 2007.

When I submit the form, the fields that should populate the library get cut
from character 255 on.

Though I've google it I could not find any obvious info on this. I don't
understand if I am too stupid to oversee a simple solution or if I am the
only unlucky guy having this problem.

Any info would be much appreciate.



Regards,



Gonçalo
 
A

Anuma(GGK Tech)

Hi,

This is just a workaround for your question.
1. Open Manifest in Visual Studio.
2. Search for “listPropertiesâ€.
3. Add the “aggregation="plaintext"†for the field you want to show the
complete text in promoted column.

Note: If you modify this promoted property in the form, the above attribute
will no longer be available for that promoted field. you need to add this
again.
 
G

gsardinha

Anuma,

Thanks for your prompt reply on this. I indeed tried to open the sharepoint
site with Visual Studio, but I was unsuccessful (web developer does not allow
to open sites from Sharepoint (I did check all the access rights and I have
WSS 3.0 runing on the same machine.

Anyway, I tried to open it with SharePoint designer and indeed I managed but
there are maybe 40 entries of listproperties for my list.

Shell I add aggregation="plaintext" on all?

Thanks in advance.
 
A

Anuma(GGK Tech)

Hi,

I don't know is this solution will work with Sharepoint designer or not.
because i never tried to update from sharepoint designer. But you can update
from manifest.
Open your xsn from published location and extract files. Open manifest in
visual Studio and add below given solution.
 

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