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I dont quite understand the questions. Why do you need/want to submit your forms with a web service instead of just using a standard submit data connection to a SharePoint form library? What special thing are you trying to accomplish that requires you to submit via web service?
"As I started with this I noticed that I cant do it a ...
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Can't you just drag a button to the canvas, click its properties, click rules, and add two actions - one for each submit? That's what I do unless there is something I'm missing here.
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There is a function called current() that gets used in repeating tables to make sure the context of your filter remains with the same row. InfoPath 2007 automatically puts that in there if you build the rule statement properly. I have not yet learned the syntax of how to write it on my own, but it clearly writes a different statement ...
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No, this is the right place, but you should change the title of the thread to make more sense. It doesn't tell us anything, but if it asked the question, then people may be more inclined to answer it.
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I highly doubt an organization still stuck on Office 2003 is going to jump right into Office 2010, especially when their users have never seen a ribbon, but if they DID do that, it would be awesome.
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There actually may be some backdoor method for modifying the manifext to make it do that, but it's not a regular setting in InfoPath. If anyone knows how to do it, it will be the Qdabra folks here on InfoPathDev.
To explain why the form gets named that instead of your template's file name, it's because the template is an XSN, ...
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Yes, it is - I do it all the time. You add your first condition, and then you add your second condition. An And/Or selector will show up after adding the 2nd condition.
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If you can get ahold of InfoPath 2010 CTP, then you can copy and paste your rules to each control with ease.
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It's not a bug in InfoPath and shouldn't be happening (or not happening). I use a custom submit button in every form I make, and it always keeps track of modified and modified by. I would check your setup and make sure it's behaving as it seems.
It should definitely update those fields ANY TIME the form is updated in the ...
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No, but you can auto-generate a filename for the user upon submission, and it can have the words "server request" in it:
InfoPath – Auto-Generating Filenames