InfoPath Dev

I have a form where I am entering records that are related to eachother. The best way I can think of to explain it would be to view it like a family tree. The form essentially has 2 fields, Name and a description, in my case, the Name of a person is also the unique identifyer. Person A Description Person A Person B Description Person ...

since i posted this: you can set the background of a table to a picture. then set the background of the button to none and it is see thru. hell of a lot easier than doing each button individually.

are there samples of code available as I have no jscript experience. Thanks

i guess basically what i want is instead of clicking on the ''insert record'' text underneath the table, you click a button and it inserts a new record.

I have all the default values set up. I have two views, New_Visit view, and Exam_View. On the New_Visit view, I have a picture of a skeleton and where the user clicks on the skeleton logs it into a field. On the Exam_View, I have all the different Exams the surgeon can perform. Right now, none of them are instantiated (instantiated meaning, ...

I'm guessing it is something similar to this post http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=282 however, I am a code moron and have no idea where to insert this code.

well, I am still working on this orthopedic note generator. For each type of exam, (ankle/foot, elbow, knee, hip) I have a repeating section. Right now, the default value of the sections are set to not show on start-up. On a previous page, the user selects the problem areas (such as knee, hip, elbow, etc). Is there a way to control default ...

is that something that will be changed in 2007? I am constantly changing my mind on the location of buttons although Im sure it would be a lot easier to do it in the view files themselves.

much much easier way to do this (in my humble opinion). Cut and paste this formula into the default value of the control to store the age. floor((number(substring(today(), 1, 4)) + number(substring(today(), 6, 2)) / 12 + number(substring(today(), 9, 2)) / 365.25) - (number(substring(@DOB, 1, 4)) + number(substring(@DOB, 6, 2)) / 12 + ...

<i>Why would you want to do this anyway? Why let MS make a cut of your creation instead of just selling it to those industries yourself? </i> haha, I'm young and I have no credentials.