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You have to add conditional formatting to the dropdown that checks to see if the node in the secondary data source that provides the value is blank when the other data items match - see attached sample for an idea. Save the sample locally, right click & select Design, then you can preview / look at the formulas.
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Where is the rule? Is it on the field bound to the textbox? And where is the field that you are storing the date? In the same repeating table? You can always attach your form or a sample under the options tab in a reply - This should not require any code. :)
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Wonderful - have your users test & holler if you run into trouble. :)
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Great, glad you got it figured out. Sorry if the forum ate your formatting - we are running on an older version of Community Server that seems to work best with Internet Explorer. :)
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I'm sorry for the delay, for some reason your replies are ending up in the moderation queue. I had to add some additional SPAM controls after a recent attack and seem to be getting some false positives on moderation. So - if you are using IP 2013, that means you are using Visual Studio 2012? I think you may be following code samples for ...
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Okay - so instead of using SharePoint groups for this, you'll have to add a SharePoint list to track who should have what permissions, unfortunately - and manually keep it updated. I'd probably have one column for the user & have that be a person / group type, so that you can make sure the user info in accurate - the AccountID ...
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I think you are basically asking about that in your other thread, right? I'll follow up there. :) http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/38177/115669.aspx#115669
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So - you'd need to find out if the user was a member of the group? What do you mean by "The SOAP service is not fully implemented on our site"? Are you saying you can't use the User Profile service to determine group membership?
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What version of InfoPath are you using?
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Can you clarify your question a bit for me? Sorry, I'm not understanding where you need help. :)