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HI there,
You could insert your own button into the form and one of the rule actions could be to submit your form. Then you can create additional actions such as set a field's value when clicking on the button.
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Unfortunately I don't believe there is an easy way to have placeholder text have line breaks in InfoPath.
Have you considered using a task help pane, a show/hide section to include help text, or a tooltip?
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Yes in fact the columns I have in the video are lookup columns to the other list.
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Filters is the way to go if you want a no-code solution here. I created a video tutorial should help you out. If you have any additional questions, let me know!
http://youtu.be/SH7xUEcQwwg
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I would suggest trying to fill out all of the tab indexes with proper values to see if that fixes your problem.
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The contact selection in 2007 and person/group picker in 2010 are almost the same control, but the latter has new and improved behavior. If you solution needs to work on 2007, then the contact selector is probably your best bet.
Here is an article about using the person/group picker: ...
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In the publishing wizard, what "type" are you publishing as? Form library, content type, or admin approved template?
Have you tried publishing a blank form and see if that works?
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I don't believe there is a way to build logic into your form to tell it to open in the client or the browser depending on which case it is. There may be a code solution that I'm not aware of.
If you go into a document library and click on the dropdown for an InfoPath form, you will see two options: Edit in Browser and Edit in ...
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Is this a browser form or filler form? Have you checked the Tab Index property of your dropdown control?
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Yes Jimmy is correct. For the text box, add data validation and as your condition use the expression I included above.