InfoPath Dev

 Hi Erin, Can you share the URL that appears in the blank IE window that opens?  There are several query parameters that SharePoint uses to determine how to open InfoPath forms from links, and I am wondering if somehow the wrong parameters are appearing...can you compare the blank IE URL with the URL that appears when the form opens ...

 Hi Umakant,  If I understand you correctly, you want another form to open when the user clicks on an OK button, is that right?  Unfortunately, InfoPath does not allow you to open a new form by clicking a button.  What you can do instead is create a hyperlink image: create an image that looks like a button, and then include a ...

 Well I think the easiest solution would be to remove the asset name from the form name.  In general, it is best to choose values for the form name that will not change.  Instead, I would make the Asset Name a promoted property, which will give it its own column in the SharePoint library. Then if the asset name in the form is ABC ...

May I ask why you are editing the form name outside of the form?

 Have you double checked that you don't also have that same formula set as the FileName default value? Also, have you double checked that the rule that sets the FileName to your formula has the condition "FileName is not blank"?   It sounds to me like you either have a default value formula or another rule ...

Why not set the default value on your checkbox equal to the value of SalesTax filtered so that Vendor = the vendor selected in the dropdown?  Something like this:  SharePointList/SalesTax[SharePointList/Vendor = VendorFromDropdown]

 You actually don't need to loop, you just need to set the default value for the Balance field to be equal to the previous row's Balance field minus the Amount field.  Start with the following formula:Balance - Amount Then select the Edit xPath (advanced) checkbox, which will change what you see to something like this:. ...

 It's actually much easier: just add a formatting rule to your repeating section. Set the rule condition to be "Column1 = No AND Column2 = No AND Column 3 = No" and then check the "Hide this control" checkbox.  This will hide all rows that have No for all three columns.

 How about creating a form field called FormName and then in your submit data connection make sure the form name is set to this field (no concat formula, just the plain old field). Then add a new rule on your submit button (make sure this new rule executes BEFORE the rule that actually does the submitting) that sets the FormName field ...

 I would suggest using a REST data connection to query your list. With REST you can specify sort order on multiple columns. Here's a quick video that will help you get started with REST queries: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/donovanf/InfoPath-2010-and-Creating-a-Form-that-Consumes-a-REST-enabled-WCF-Service