InfoPath Dev

Try fiddling around with the styles and see if that fixes your problem.  You can also try select all (ctrl+a) and replace all the text to fix the problem too.  Removing and adding the bullets might work as well.

What do you mean by show up in the SharePoint library?  Do you mean as a promoted field? The file attachment should appear on your form as long as the control is in the view.

There isn't an out of the box method that find out what view you are currently on.  The best way is to manage yourself what the current view is by using buttons to switch views and then setting a current view variable.  You'll also have to disable displaying the views dropdown in the ribbon/toolbar for this method to ...

You'll need an action rule on the dropdown where: Condition - None rule runs when field changes Action - Set a fields' value: repeating table field = dropdown field

Promoted columns is different than regular columns on the list.  I also believe the limit is much lower for promoted fields. Here is an article that may help: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262787.aspx Have you considered using SQL as your backend instead of SharePoint?  Once you get into the hundreds of fields your form ...

As far as I know, you'll need to save the file down to your computer first before reattaching the file to your form.

I am trying to use the DeleteFromSharePoint command to delete a temporary file form my sharepoint library.  My form is set to Domain level security and is restricted to open in a client only. The command is returning the following error:  "Action: DeleteFromSharePoint. Arguments:<my library URL> Details: Security ...

Thanks for your reply, Hilary.  I got lost in all the CAML stuff.  However, I solved my original problem by rethinking my form logic.  I was already using ChangeSubmitURL qRules command and it returns an error if the Infopath XML file tries to submit to a folder that does not exist.  So I am catching that and using rules to ...

Not without code or a web service, I'm afraid. We have a nice web service that does this - more info here. Here is a blog with a code sample, if you'd like to write custom code to do this. Oh, I almost forgot - there is a way to do this with qRules now as well - more info on that product here.

It is hidden. :-) Under Tools > Default Values for IP 2007, and under the data tab on the ribbon, Default Values for IP 2010. From there you can click the "+" buttons to expand the schema nodes, find your repeating group, and deselect the checkbox next to it. You can also add instances here - if you ever need a form that ...