InfoPath Dev

Virtual Machines are so easy to setup these days, that I'd just do that for the old forms environment. How much code is in your forms? 

Pray tell, what form was that? We need to Twitter your blog on how to do this. Care to write the blog first? :)

You can add a timer to the taskpane and submit from there. A small amount of code is required. We could write it for you if you want to open a Support Incident. Cheers! I'm assuming you are not using browser based forms.

Binding to a Web Service creates a schema reference in your manifest and adds an XSD file to your form's XSN package. InfoPath automatically constructs the XSD based on the parameters in the Web Service. Secondary data sources don't have the same high bar for validation that the main data source has. That makes them faster, but you lose ...

Maybe you could write code to set the values in the underlying Windows control or something (like removing the X close button from the window title, which is possible). Definitely seems doable, but a lot of work. We have never done this.

In code, you can disable updates while you are making your changes. You can also look for redo/undo events and ignore them.  For rules, set a value before and after and check that in the event handler.  

Quick guess is that the names for the nodes need to match up. After investigation with you, it seems that the SharePoint list schema has attributes and the version of free qRules we have on the web currently doesn't support attributes (but we are adding it soon - I promise!). So sorry. More soon.

Open the form in the Designer using the little A with a stencil/pencil button on the InfoPath toolbar. Put your cursor on the lower left corner of the Subtotal/GST/GrandTotal cell, right click and choose to split the cell into 3 rows. Move the fields to each cell. You may also have to do the same thing for the labels cell (the cell to ...

Excellent! We've definitely seen this issue a couple times. I will check with support and see if we have a release note on this. At the very least, now we have it documented here. :)

This is a common filter bug. This forum has several threads that discuss how to do it. Greg Collins has a blog on it too. You have to be careful and use the preceding-sibling. Check out Greg's blog: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/13/Using-XPath_2700_s-_2700_preceding_2D00_sibling_2700_-Axis-Correctly.aspx Regarding ...