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The file's name is Phillip Rguser_99? No extension (.txt, .jpg, .doc)? Could you see what happens if you remove the space in the file name?
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Sometimes those blue circles can be safely ignored and I think this is one of those cases. Please proceed with trying to implement this functionality and it might work out.
Here's a recent forum post about a similar question. That thread has both repeating groups in the main data source, but I think it will still work ...
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Well, you could add a background color or background image if you think the white looks sloppy.
I do think you are overstressing this. I've done some tinkering around with InfoPath window sizes and locations just now and it does preserve them. Despite whatever reason you're experiencing this issue, there's a good chance ...
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I don't think you can design a form exert control over the size of the InfoPath filler window. Generally it will open with the size and position it had the last time it was closed. Is it that much of a problem to have excess whitespace some of the time? You could of course mitigate the issue by center-aligning the ...
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There isn't a specific limit, but the number of controls will affect performance. The main limiting factor, though, is the number of controls in each view, so if you can, it would be best to split up your controls across several views.
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Matt Faus has a blog post on how to accomplish this using one view, and I suggest going that route as trying to maintain two views that are the same except for the language can get a bit hairy.
http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-Language-Localization-to-a-Form.aspx
As far as I know, there isn't a codeless way ...
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I can't think of any explanation for this behavior and would need to see your form and its code to come any closer to figuring it out.
So you know, qRules provides an Insert command that accomplishes what you are trying to do here, and uses a more reliable approach (your approach here, copying the last node of the group, will fail if ...
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As I said very clearly in my previous post: Views do not have their own submit options and they do not have their own data connections. Nothing is "cascading" because the submit options and data connections belong to the form template, not the views.
However, you can add as many different data connections as you want and use them ...
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Hilary Stoupa already answered this question when you answered it here:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/20167/69921.aspx#69921
Data connections, submit options, etc. belong to the template, not the individual views. If you want to have different submit behaviors for different views, you can turn off the submit options, put buttons in ...
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Do the same thing you are doing to the Command node, but do it to some other field that you can display in your form. You can temporarily create a new field if you don't have one that you can temporarily use for that purpose.