InfoPath Dev

Yes, this is possible. I generally create a single mapping file with all the repeating data mapped in it - but if you want, you can also create separate mapping files and data connections in your form, and use multiple SubmitToSharePointList commands, specifying the mapping parameter, like: SubmitToSharePointList /submit=WSSubmit ...

Makes sense - yah, I go back and forth on the right approach. In general, I love the simplicity of using forms, and would rather just use those. I'm always concerned about user intent tho - if I hit cancel at the parent level, I'd expect my child changes to be cancelled as well! But if the simpler approach is going to work for your users, ...

Oh wow - ok, sorry, I hadn't paid close enough attention. So .... you'll be updating that XML file regularly in your form with the most recent data? I'm confused why you are querying the XML data connection at all - that data connection is set to query on load. We don't get query fields in XML connections, so yes, you have to use ...

It looks like your Loan Number field on your form is bound to the Loan_Number in the dataFields. But if you want to search for a specific loan, based on Loan Number, it should be bound to the queryFields. Right click that field and select Change Binding, rebind to the query fields. Then when you click your search button, the correct data will be ...

Well, since this is a list form, we can't use code.... I wonder if you could query for the user's prior entries in the main data source and clear the ID field in order to have it generate new entries. I've not tried that, but it might work. I guess if I were going to try this, first I'd add a query to get prior entries for the ...

I'm glad to hear this is resolved - do you mind recapping the issue you were having with dupes being created?

The formula may need the current() function - mind attaching your template under a reply under the options tab and let me know where to look for the rules?

As to using content types - when you publish the form, take the option of publishing as a content type. Usually I have a library called "Form Templates" where I keep my content types - you'll be prompted to select a library on SharePoint as a location as you publish. Then, in each library, under Advanced Settings, change it to use a ...

What are the labels for some of the controls that aren't displaying, so I know where to look?

Well - I personally wouldn't set the attendee limit in the main data source, but that's just me. I would just compare back to the original course list, which you have a secondary data connection to. In this copy, I've added a calculated value on the form that shows the attendee limit for the selected course from the secondary data ...