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Nukkamati's code worked great.  I got the message pop-up just like I wanted. Does anyone now know how I can use the error = XDocument.Errors.Count; if(error != 0) and Conditional Formatting to also disable the Submit button until the error count = 0? The reason I am asking is becuase I will want to change views on Submit and I don't ...

It worked great davidiar.  Thanks again!

Thanks for your help davidair.  I'll give this a try.

Hello, I have address information fields within multiple rows of a layout table and that layout table is in turn imbedded within a row of a repeating table.  When a user opts to add another row within the repeating table is there any way to copy those address fields or default them to match the data entered within the first row?  Or a ...

Thanks for the input and suggesstions Greg.  I'll take another stab at this.  I think I'll go with your suggesstion of only using the Submit button.  There were other reasons for having the "Review for errors" button, but I think I can work through those.

I've checked and rechecked within the forums, but I can't find a topic or string that helps. I want to either disable the Submit button or hide the section that houses the Submit button unless all the required fields on the form are completed.  There are many required fields within different sections, but they are required only when ...

Thanks nukkumatti.  Anyway to do this so that I don't have to have the Submit button look at every required field independently to ensure it is completed?  My thought was to not even have the section containing the Submit button visible until all validation errors are cleared, but is there a way to do this easily?  Again ...

I am trying to validate a form when a user clicks on the Submit button.  I studied this post http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/11721.aspx but the script did not work for me.  Let me first explain the Rules that run when a user clicks on the Submit button. My Rules run as follows on Submit:Change a boolean expression box to ...

I have a few forms I created in IP 2003, but I have the ability to upgrade to Office 2007 and hence gain the additional functionality and features for designing forms in IP 2007, but as of now the majority of users that will be using the forms are still using Office 2003.  Does anoyone know if their use of Office 2003 will ...

Thanks a ton Clay!  It worked great.  As you suggested I used this function in conjunction with a Rule that sets the Name field value when specific conditions are met.