InfoPath Dev

OK I haven't tried this yet, but here's what I think you would need to do, if you TRULY must have duplicate information, which is not always best (you could always do a "Roll-Up" using a 3rd party tool or maybe the Content Query Web Part). Create a field, call it FileName Create a rule on Form Opening, that populates the ...

Sorry for the delay in replying.  Although you can't specifically set permissions on a view, what you CAN do is to "manually" work with views.  Basically: Remove the ability to switch views using the toolbar on the top (Tools --> Form Options) Add buttons to your form to switch to the right views Add ...

You might be able to do this via a brute force method.  It will still be a lot of manual labor.  NOTE:  I haven't tried this yet. What if you do this: Save each of your forms using the "Save as Source Files" method.  Take the myschema.xsd file from each, and combine them in to one, being careful that you ...

Are they static images, i.e. they can only choose among 2 images that you never change?  Or are you trying to get it so that they can upload a picture? If it's static, have you thought about having both images "there" on the form, but using conditional formatting - hide them both if the dummy field is false.  Then based on ...

A couple of questions Are your controls in a Repeating section, or all by themselves in the form? Have you tried connecting the secondary connection to a simple dropdown?  Does it work? Based on the error message, it seems as if it's a problem with the data source, not the control.  Check out this article for what ...