InfoPath Dev

I recently tried the Office beta 2010 to check out new features in infopath. After trying to rollback I am now unable to get my infopath project to open visual studio tools for applications through the programming menu option. The error I get is unable to load context. Does anybody know what I might have broken?

I'm working with 2007, and am not seeing some of the methods they are mentioning. The only thing I've been able to find is this.Print(), which allows you to pass a bool parameter to determine whether or not to show the print dialog. This would work great if I was printing the whole form. My typicall print settings is to print multiple ...

Are you checking if the field has a value before updating it? Maybe already having a value is bypassing the setting of the new value. Maybe post the piece of code you are using...Which event are you using to set the value...? Form_Load()? maybe after the submit to the new form library the code to set the value isn't running.

I want to create two buttons on a view. One will print all my print views, the other will print only a few of my print views. This means I need the ability to code which views will print. Can anyone help me on this please? Thanks in advance!

Is there a way to override the connection string of a secondary data source? Here is my situation: I have a few different secondary data sources in my form. Each time I roll from development to production I have to change each secondary data source to look at the other database. Of course once you switch database, you have to re-link your tables ...

Thanks for the response Qazi. My print view is based off of views with dynamic repeating sections, which obviously makes creating a print view a real challenge. This is my single biggest issue with Infopath. I am working in 2007, so hopefully the 2010 version will have some better functionality for supporting print views. If anybody has experience ...

I have been looking for a way to keep sections together during printing. I haven't seen anything in the other threads that addresses the problem of a table printing on two pages. If anybody has a good way to keep a table from being split onto two pages I would be very interested. As another thread notes, most reporting tools have a "keep ...

Thanks for you help Jimmy. I was able to accomplish my task be putting the conditional formatting on the parent group instead of creating a new section all together. I just copied and pasted the section so it exists twice on my view, then based on the row count of the nested repeating table, I either show one section or the other, both of which ...

Thanks Jimmy - I was hoping I wouldn't have to alter my data structure at all, which adding a section does. Especially because this is just for the print view part of my form.   Do you know of a way I can add a section without binding it to the main data source?

I want to hide a table if it has only one record, but show it if it has more than 1 record. The problem is any condition I set seems to be evaluated for each record, so the number of occurrences is always one. I want to set a condition on the repeating table, if count(.) = 1, then hide control.