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Your post was posted - I answered directly above. When you set the Command field's value, the changed event executes the command and then clears the field. Your rule can be on any node other than the Command node itself. So if you have a field in your form named "field1", you can have a rule on it that sets the Command field, and ...

There was some sort of problem earlier with the InfoPathDev server - I know I didn't receive an email when I was finally able to post this the first time, so I'm guessing none of the techs on this site did either.  I'm going to post my question again to see if one gets sent this time. ____________________ OK, thanks Hilary ...

When you set the Command field's value, the changed event executes the command and then clears the field. Your rule can be on any node other than the Command node itself. So if you have a field in your form named "field1", you can have a rule on it that sets the Command field, and that's all you need.

OK, thanks Hilary (and you, too, Jimmy!) Now I'm unclear on how Command is supposed to get executed now that I've set it to do what I want with my Action Rule.  Does qRules have some built-in code that executes it each time it gets set to something new, or do I *have to* use a button in order to execute it? Sorry for ...

This might not be the right place to ask this question; but is there a way to sync up an InfoPath form library with Outlook calendars? Basically I have a form library that acts as a tasklist, the form populates columns in the SharePoint list, and then the SharePoint workflow sends different e-mails to different people based on that ...

There are form load rules in the Data tab which you can use to switch views when the form is opened.  Just create a rule to check if status = rejected then switch to your read-only view.  This will prevent users from seeing the editable section.  Don't forget to disable the views dropdown in the ribbon as well (File -> ...

Have you considered using qRules? There is a Insert and Delete command that would make it very easy to remove repeating table nodes without having to write custom code. More info: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx

You can have multiple sections bound to the same group node in your schema.  The rules are control specific, so you will be able to create different show/hide rules for each of those controls.  You will get a warning that multiple controls are bound to the same field, but this is okay and won't block you from publishing.  Hope ...

You can create digital signatures in InfoPath.  There is the signature line control (filler only) and you can make sections be signable which will lock all the controls within that section after signed. For more info, here are a few articles that may help ...

You can try using qRules SubmitToSharePointList command. Here is a link to a pdf with how it works: http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry49216.aspx