InfoPath Dev

If you only have 2 events, you can create 2 repeating tables and hide the other repeating table depending on what event was selected.  Otherwise, there is no out of box way to create dynamic columns in a repeating table. Also there is no out of the box method to insert x rows to a repeating table using rules in InfoPath.  Your ...

Have you tried the LIKE operator using % as your wild card? In order to have CONTAINS work, you will need to have full-text search enabled on your table.

If your goal is just to learn about InfoPath, SharePoint and their capabilities there are alot of great articles online that will explain the features and scenarios that you can accomplish using these applications.  There are alot of great books out there that talk about designing InfoPath forms and best ...

I would recommend using the contact selector control which will work in both environments.  If memory serves me, I believe the new 2010 people picker will not work correctly in InfoPath 2007.

That's a really interesting issue! I couldn't find a good workaround for you out of the box.  One thing you could try is to use the qRules command SetValue.  You can create a Form Load rule that will set the value of ../my:ExpenseDetails[1]/my:Budget2 to field1 and then ../my:ExpenseDetails[2]/my:Budget2 to field2. Here is a ...

Remove the quotes around your xpath and the dash at the end.  Then try again and see if that works.

Perhaps an easy solution would be to have a button in your instructional view to switch to the display view and have the user submit using this view instead.  You can repurpose this as the "confirm this information before you submit" view and that should solve your problem.

I have a few follow up questions so that I understand your scenario correctly:You say go back to the "main form" after submit.  So does that mean these rich text boxes are on separate templates (XSNs)?  Or is this one form template with multiple views?This problem only exists in the browser after you publish?  It works ...

You can just change the column type in SharePoint from rich text to plain text and it will strip all of the formatting without losing the data.  Did you try it and your data was lost?

Hi there, There definitely isn't a way to do this out of the box using InfoPath.  Perhaps there may be a solution that involved custom code, but I'm not aware of how you could do that off the top of my head.  Sorry couldn't be more helpful.