To resolve this issue, replace the XSL tag with the name of
the field. To do this, follow these steps:
SharePoint Designer 2007
- Start SharePoint Designer 2007, and then open the page that you are
having problems with.
Note To create a textbox in SharePoint Designer 2007, in the Toolbox pane, under Form Controls, right-click
Input (text), and then click Insert. - Double-click the textbox to display the
Properties dialog box.
- In the Initial Value box, type the name of
the field that you want to appear in the textbox surrounded with curly braces
and preceded by the @ symbol, and then click OK.
For
example, if you want to display the value of the Title field in the textbox,
type {@Title} in the Initial
Value box of the textbox. - On the File menu, click
Save.
- On the File menu, click Preview in Browser and select the browser you want to view the page in.
FrontPage 2003
- Start FrontPage 2003, and then open the page that you are
having problems with.
Note To create a textbox in FrontPage 2003, point to
Form on the Insert menu, and then click
textbox. - Double-click the textbox to display the
Properties dialog box.
- In the Initial Value box, type the name of
the field that you want to appear in the textbox surrounded with curly braces
and preceded by the @ symbol, and then click OK.
For
example, if you want to display the value of the Title field in the textbox,
type {@Title} in the Initial
Value box of the textbox. - On the File menu, click
Save.
- In the text lower-left corner of the FrontPage 2003 Design
window, click Preview.