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I'm afraid that the Query Builder requires InfoPath 2007 (that's what it means by 12.0.0). I believe you mentioned earlier that you have 2003.
QueryBuilder is by no means required to use QueryDB, and the XML syntax is fairly simple to learn. The following document should provide everything you need to know to use ...
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Adding items to an array and iterating through them is a fairly elementary matter and if your coding expertise isn't up to that level, I would caution against trying to use code in your form as it may become a maintenance liability later on.
Here at Qdabra we try to discourage using custom code in forms (including in our own ...
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DAT should be able to run in InfoPath 2003, but perhaps not without the available service packs. Might you be able to upgrade to the latest service packs on one of your workstations? It's a good practice anyway, and doesn't cost anything.
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InfoPath has a built-in feature to upgrade previous versions of forms and add missing fields when the form is opened (on the Versioning tab of Form Options). Have you tried that?
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Just use the same idea as the one above, except instead of putting the formula in an expression box, put it in the Default Value property of the fields you want to populate. Remember to check "Update this field when the value of this formula changes" and you're all set.
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1. Group is a term for a node in the data source tree structure that can contain other elements. A section is a form control that is bound to a node in your data source and serves to determine the context of controls inside of it. Sections can also be conditionally hidden or colored based on changing conditions. Sections are most ...
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There's no need to use Alec's hack if all you want to do is start off with the section empty. Just use the Default Values... dialog. That's what it was designed for.
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You should provide a dropdown box that displays the product names but actually stores a product code. Then display the actual value of that field in an expression box next to the dropdown.
That takes care of 1 and 2. 3 a textbox for the user to edit. 4 should be a field with the default value referencing the unit price in ...
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That code is for InfoPath 2003. You can use it in InfoPath 2007 but you need to configure your form to use 2003 C# code in Form Options. You should also add the event handler by using the Submit Options dialog.
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Have a look at the Default Values dialog in the Tools menu.