InfoPath Dev

Sorry for the delay in responding.  I had already tried your suggestion mentioned in Step 2, (added the site to the Domain entry under the Preview options) and had the same failure.  What I missed was adding the SharePoint site to my Local Intranet list.  I had it in my Trusted Sites list in ...

I am implementing a solution for InfoPath form packages, in this package we have a main form, let's call it FormM, and some Associated Forms let call them FormA1, FormA2,.....FormAn. Requirements 1) Our users wanted to be able to *open and create new* FormA1, FormA2,..etc from the FormM,   2) Our forms cannot be a filler form ...

Hello: Thank you for your response. I think what I should have also added to my scenario is that my second textbox is of type string as i am appending text in this second textbox along with this dollar value. So, your solution will not work for me. Thanks for any help/guidance that you can provide for this.

Sounds doable, but you'll likely need some qRules functionality that isn't offered out of the box to accomplish this.  I'm thinking you can do some logic to calculate the sum and then use the insert and delete commands to manage the second repeating table.

Have you tried using preceding sibling?  Here is a blog post that may help: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/13/Using-XPath_2700_s-_2700_preceding_2D00_sibling_2700_-Axis-Correctly.aspx

If memory serves me correctly, it was removed in 2010 for reasons I cannot recall at this time.  You can set these in 2010, however, you'll have to set the compatibility options to 2007 or earlier for the options to appear in the paragraph pane you mentioned in your post.

Rules cannot launch URLs, so that's a bummer.  qRules has a command which will work for you if you are using a filler only form.

This is probbaly a product bug.  Here is another thread on the topic where I commented that may apply to your situation as well: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/21957/75905.aspx#75905

I don't think there is a super quick way of doing this.  How about counting the number of spaces there are in the control?  Will that work?

Thanks for the help. You saved me a lot of time hunting this answer downb via google.