InfoPath Dev

Hi, i am new to the sharepoint, i have one requirement.. after form is get submitted by the user, i have one filed in the infopath, i need to enable that filed only if the person (who opened the form) is from the particular group of sharepoint. any help... thanks in advance....

I'd suggest using a Calculated Value control for the "This is for sophomores only" and "This is for seniors only" text.  Once those are added to the form, just add formatting rules to them to hide the first one when PrincipalOfficeOption is not equal to VerificationofResidency, and hide the second one when it's not ...

Which object needs the Postback Settings set to Always for the contact selector to work in a repeating or optional section? The "Browser Forms" tab doesn't show up for the contact selectors, and I tried setting this on the container sections, but still they do not work in the browser while inside of an optional section. I have ...

The default formula wouldn't work - InfoPath didn't like the syntax so I went with hiding the field.  Thanks for your help.

I have a dropdown list name = PrincipalOfficeOption and two values VerificationofResidency And SRDiploma. When the user selects VerificationofResidency the text box 'This is for sophomore only' will be visible and when the user select SRDiploma the text box This is for Seniors only text box will be visible. Any thoughts!

How about hiding the ValuePerUnit field on the condition ValuePerUnit = "NaN"?  Another option would be to use the default value formula TotalLand / (TotalUnits + (TotalUnits = 0)) which should result in a value of 0 if TotalLand and TotalUnits are both 0.

THANK YOU, LOCKDOWN!!!! You saved me from having to pull an all-nighter.  If you ever have a question for a CPA, please feel free to ask me directly. 

I have a field called ValuePerUnit which has a default value of TotalLand/TotalUnits.  Total Land and Total Units are derived by respective sums of rows in a repeating table.  When I first open the form, the ValuePerUnit field displays NaN in it.  I know this is for Not a Number but what can I do so this doesn't display?  ...

Yes, thats correct. I attached an example of how it works.  The on open rules are not in it, but the field rules are.

There are no textbox click events in InfoPath, but you can use the Context Changed event to detect when focus has moved from one control to another.