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This thread should help.
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/5849.aspx
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I think you have a couple options here. You do not really have to change the default view you can add a rule when the form opens that switches the view to whatever one you want.
Either way you need a field in your form that keeps track of it state, new, submitted, etc.
When the user submits you can have a rule update this field accordingly and ...
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It is probably an issue with your template, when you updated the source for the drop down it did not clear out the default.
You could switch back to entered items and see if you see the entry still sitting in there, remove it and then switch to your data source. I would probably delete the whole control and save or save as and then put it back in ...
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This is fairly common and too bad that InfoPath has not put a function in to support this so you have to use script.
There are a couple different approaches but I have used a pretty simple vbscript using the DateDiff function. Here is a pretty good thread. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/9236.aspx
First if you have not used code yet is ...
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I have not worked with database features of SP2007 yet soI am not sure what all can be done with them but I am guessing their are some restrictions.. else I would have heard more about it.
There are a couple options. When you query a list item it uses the default view, which by default, is limited to 100 items. You can change this ...
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When troubleshooting start simple and work your way up trying it at each step.
One thing that may be getting you is where you are entering the formula. If you just type today() into the default box it will treat it as text. Haxe you used the FX button and gone in and added a function and selected Today from the list? This should be ...
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You have the right idea, and it is a common scenario, making your life easier and giving the users more capabilities. The trick is your current architecture. Your concept is right but what has been designed to handle this is a database, not a spreadsheet.
If you are going to create enterprise forms, then you need the ...
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What i usually do is just drag in the whole secondary data source to my view as a repeating table and preview to see everything.
Once you see the fields you want you would add the value field to your form and then use a filter on that field to say key = "sAMAccount" Name or whichever you want. Or you can use a repeating section ...
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Obviously InfoPath does not like your formula.
Please post the text and what you are trying to calculate - we might be able to find the issue for you.
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If you need some sample webservices to analyze - download the Database Accelerator. Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.0 - Developer
you can also look at the web developers reference.Web Method Developer's Reference