InfoPath Dev

You'll need to set up a separate submit data connection for each site/library you want to submit the form to.  You can have 2 submit buttons that submit to each of the different sites. Then the radio button will control which button to display via rules.

Rather than let InfoPath allow submitting a form with no attachments to receive an error, you can be a little more proactive and don't even allow the user to submit the form until an attachment is added.  Create a submit button on the form.  Add rules to the submit button to submit data and close the form after.  Now you ...

Okay, I see the rules now. I was clicking on the field itself instead of on "Repeating Tables." These look like formatting rules though - does the form still use the rule I set up on the 2nd drop-down menu?  I was curious so I disabled that rule, and the information still showed up. If the form is not using the rule I ...

Select the repeating section on the form - the rules are on it.... Click on Manage Rules from the Home tab of the ribbon. Looks like InfoPath turned my single rule with two conditions into two rules with one condition each - how odd. Attaching a screenshot.

I believe the first one - just the display. This is so great, I really appreciate it. I'm still unclear on where I go to see the conditions you placed on it?  When I look at the 2nd drop down menu I don't see any additional rules and I don't see any rules on the repeating section.  Where did you go to enter the formula?

Which one of the two does what you need? In the first one, there is a repeating section bound to the secondary data source - and it has conditional formatting to hopefully only display the correct data from that data source. In the second one, I set the CourseTitle to have a default value - it uses a double eval formula - they are little ...

Oh my goodness I think it's doing what I need!!  But what did you do to the course title field to make it concatenate?  Where can I see the formula? Or is it just a matter of making it a repeating section?  Because if it were that easy I'd be one happy camper.

Here it is again with an attempt at a filtered double eval formula for the default value for course title - since I can't preveiw, I'm sort of guessing on both of these - the one above has a formatting rule on the repeating section, by the way - this one has a default value for CourseTitle.

If you simply want to display the course titles in the form, the attached template may do what you want - it uses a repeating section bound to your secondary data connection. To try it, save it locally, right click the file and select design to open in design mode. In case this isn't quite what you want - it will show in the list form only, ...

I am new to Infopath, so this question may seem trivial. I am using InfoPath to design my SharePoint 2010 forms. I have an attachment field that I would like to make mandatory and the suggested to do this is to add a Form Submit rule and check for the count of attachments added, if this is equal to zero then do not close the form and message ...