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Once that toggle field changes its value to true, you can use conditional formatting. Under Button properties > Display tab > Conditional formatting you can control when the button is shown/hidden or even disabled based on the value of another field.
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Are you using a button with a rule to close the form? The rule action to Close the form has a checkbox that says "If changes have not been saved, prompt the user to save". You can check/uncheck this as you desire.
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Interesting dilemma, since InfoPath's built in Conditional Formatting options group together insert/delete (i.e. "Don't allow users to insert or delete this control").
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I tried, but I've yet to figure out how to do Q2 without code. I'd reccommend qRules if you were using IP2007...
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Attaching 2007 version too.
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Hello, attached you'll find a form that I think accomplishes what you're trying to do.
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Hello.
For Q1, I wonder if the attached InfoPath form satisfies your design requirement.
Please take a look at my rule and let me know.
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