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Hello, and welcome!
In InfoPath you can use User Roles to set some permissions, but these don't work for Browser Forms. However, the InfoPath Team Blog has published this workaround which may help you.
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If I recall correctly, there is a button on the error message pop up you can click that will open an area below it with more details on the error -- that may help you track your problem.
If both buttons are set to use "Submit" any change to the form's Submit Options will affect both buttons. You may need to use Rules and Custom Code ...
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You could create an XML file that has the values you want in it, add it as a data connection to your form, and have your drop downs use that as the data source for the list. Let me know if you need more info, and this link may help too.
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Hi --
I ran accross this MSDN link today that I thought was a great explanation for getting data from a form using XPathNavigator. Hope it helps!
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What do the details say on the error message on the rules?
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Oh -- I feel bad! I just saw that you had additional questions -- I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier. Were you able to solve your issue?
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.Value for IP2007 Object Model, instead of .Text
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Actually, when I tried this, using the condition my:Version is not blank (an equivalent -- non-repeating field inside repeating group) it ran the action only if all the fields were filled in. I'm surprised you are getting different results.
One way I check conditions is to add a field to my main data source (inside the very top group, in ...
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Sorry, didn't realize you were requiring browser compatible features. Here is a link to a work around for user roles and browser forms.
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I'm sorry, I don't know.... You've probably already run across this post, but just in case it helps you and you haven't, I thought I'd add it to the thread.