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You should also be able to find it under the Data menu in VS.
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You can place it inside a Section control and hide the Section control.
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[quote user="Graeme"]Is this namespace always set to the date and time that the template was first saved?[/quote]
For forms created from a blank data source, it will be http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/infopath/2003/myXSD/, followed by the date and time (GMT) the template was created (not saved).
[quote]Does it ever ...
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To perform an action only when an object is not null, you can use:If Not object Is Nothing
' do your thing
End If
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I'm sure there are ways to abuse the feature, but as a matter of principle there's nothing wrong with having controls bound to the same field in more than one view as long as you fully consider the implications of your design.
Note however that except for Form Load rules and rules on button controls, rules belong to fields, not controls, ...
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Sorry Alec, I didn't realize that. I've edited my post to use your link instead of the other one. Feel free to edit your post as well.
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It's possible to get a date difference without using code:
[originally posted link deleted]
http://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/infopath-codeless-programming-walkthrough-2/
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The Set Default button should allow you to indicate one of the list box entries to mark it as the default. Have you tried entering any items?
The other two options are for indicating a place where the list of options is stored, not where the control's value will be stored. If the list of options you want to provide is fixed, ...
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The feature you're describing is called "cascading dropdowns" and there are blog posts and dozens of forum threads discussing the topic on this forum. Just use the search feature to the above right.
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Is all of the data contained in the same repeating group in the data source?
If so, just create a repeating section and put a two-row layout table in it.