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Do you mind sharing why you prefer to put code directly in the form and use Full Trust (not preferable) as opposed to using a built-in web service that requires no code, no administrative approval, and only domain trust?
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If it's a rich client form, use User Roles and use conditional formatting to disable all the controls that you don't want others to be able to edit.
If it's a browser form, create your own User Roles and do the same thing. I have some articles to help with that on browser forms:
InfoPath - User Roles in Browser-Enabled ...
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It works for me. It's just that some of your selections don't have a 3rd level, so they show blank in the 3rd dropdown. I've attached my sample, and it uses the exact XML you gave us.
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Yes, you have to add a print button with the print function underneath, and this unfortunately requires Full Trust. The instructions for doing this are in many previous threads if you want to take a quick gander with the search engine. Let us know if you can't find it.
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I think the only way is by using a rich text field with some nifty customizations.
http://www.bizsupportonline.net/browserforms/display-images-infopath-browser-form.htm
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Sure, create the data connection to recieve data from SQL (a web service would be preferred). Then, in Design mode, open the data source pane on the right, change to the SQL data connection, drill down to the repeating group that contains the nodes, drag that repeating group to the canvas, and let it create a repeating table. This will ...
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Because Word is not a browser-enabled InfoPath form being rendered in Forms Services. You're talking about browser forms here. Regular rich client forms will open just fine just like Word when linked from email or anything else.
The particular error you were getting about relative vs absolute I've never seen, but the root ...
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There are no user roles in browser forms, so you have to create your own mechanism like in my articles:
InfoPath - User Roles in Browser-Enabled Forms Using AD Groups
InfoPath – User Roles in Browser-Enabled Forms Using Contacts List
Once you incorporate a method like this, you can then create your views and use Form ...
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That's because Forms Services URLs are much different than the file URLs. It works when clicking on it from the form library, because the form library knows to open it in Forms Services. However, a directl link to the XML file in email doesn't know what to do.
You should create your own workflow that sends notification emails ...
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More like 1.0.0.1, but I don't pay attention as it is not important to me. I let SharePoint do my versioning by creating a document library (not a form library) where I store all my forms as documents with version control turned on (I limit to 10 versions). I then map a network drive directly to that library by opening the library ...