InfoPath Dev

That's an odd one. Can you create a quick test form, see if the issue reproduces in another form? That is, try to see if the template is the issue?

Nope, no switching. Simple button action (button is enabled when 2 rules are satisified), when clicked it has an action to submit using the data connection

Hello, I need help with defining what I am trying to do, I have had trouble researching for my solution, because I am not sure the terminology and capability. I have SharePoint 2007. I would like to track hours that people have worked on certain projects. I have thought about having a easy form to fill out through InfoPath, then when the ...

 Conditional formatting should take care of hiding controls or sections. Can you describe why it's not working in your form? You'll probably have one view for the first group of users, where they check the applicable questions. Then a second view which displays only the questions that were checked in the other view. Hope that helps. ...

Sections can be hidden conditionally. This means that, for example: "if field1 or field2 are blank, then hide section 2" Through conditional formatting on the sections, you should be able to accomplish your goal of having the users fill out the form's sections in sequential order. Good luck!

Thanks for the info, but I have deduced I am such a noob to infopath 2007 that I have no idea what I am doing. I did as you wrote, but still to no avail.    

I have a form that is first filled out by a team and sent to another individual. That individual then inputs dates. From there I need them to be able to submit the form to the database. I already have the form linked to the database to be able to submit data. The issue I am running into is that I can create a submit action that emails the form ...

I am trying to create an InfoPath 2010 form to collect data from a user.  The form has several questions and I need the initiators (Help Desk personnel) to select the questions they need input and hide the other question.  I thought using a checkbox with rules would do the job but apparently no.  Does anyone know how to accomplish ...

I have to correct myself.  qRules has included a command for creating delimited lists for some time now.  It's called DelimitedList So there's always that option if the errors in the logic inspector prove to be a problem for you.

You aren't switching views before the email is sent? That can cause this.