InfoPath Dev

When I use \x20 (for instance), I get an invalid pattern.  Is there a special way in which to specify ASCII? 

I need to write a data validation for a field which can't have a %, <, or > character.  I essentially want to prohibit anyone from entering HTML code in a field, hence the <,> and % characters. How would I write that pattern?  I have something like this so far: [A-Za-z0-9 \-\.,\(\)]+ But I get Invalid Pattern when ...

Works like a charm.  Thanks! 

I'd like to display the version number of the form on the form itself.  Kind of a quick check on which version the user is using.  Is there a way I can get the form's version number onto the form?

I think I solved this.  In order to get the URL for the view, I did the following: Create the view - do whatever filtering you need.  View the view - click on the list and select the view.  Click Actions->Export to SpreadSheet.  Click Save - this will save an owssrv.iqy file.  Open up the owssrv.iqy ...

Does anyone have any help on this?  I am baffled. 

Thanks for the reply.  I read the article and gave it a try.  However I am having some difficulty.  The XML that is returned is below.  It describes all the columns but doesn't have the actual data.  Am I doing something wrong?  My URL is below also.  URL: https ...

I am having an issue trying to filter a repeating table which reads from a seocndary data source.  In fact the secondary data source is a SharePoint List.  I found this article (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP011066131033.aspx)  from Microsoft which sates (my bolding and underlining) Note  You can only ...

Anyone?

This is probably teh last hurdle I have to overcome to finish my project, so I am anxious, especially since I have come this far.  I have a form library from which I read all the columns into a repeating table.  The user will select, via checkbox, which ones he wants to process.  Upon clickign a button, I use some C# code to ...