InfoPath Dev

you´re welcome. good to here that it worked

No No not a good idea to create xml files with word :) Why not using the ultimate tool for that, InfoPath itself: have look here this should get you started or even more: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/1912/8252.aspx#8252 . Please don't get me wrong now but a little invenstigation in searching the froum and I guess you would have ...

Only other way I can think of is to open your manifest file with notepad (XMLSpy etc.) and search if there still is something referenced. Make sure to back up your template as if you delete something wrong in your manifest you won't be able to open your xsn again. hope this helps

I would propose that you get the login of the user who opens the form in the OnLoad event (just search the forum, there are various threads about this topic and examples for all possible languages). Then depending on this call the SwitchView method in order to switch to the users corresponding view. Another idea is to work with User Roles. Hope ...

okay let's get it on. thank god it's friday soon :) . Regarding your second question, this is easy to solve: uncheck the Show Insert Item bla bla bla from the repeating sections properties. drag and drop two buttons into you repeating section. name one "hey dude here you can insert a new section" and one "delete" and ...

just a small add. may be it would have been easier to use radio buttons instead of checkboxes as it seems like you actually created rules to perform the functionality which the radio buttons have out of the box.

try something like this (pseudo code): is myFields/group1/group2[last()]/textbox1 equal to myFields/group1/group2[last()-1]/textbox1

Hi Shiva, I guess that he is talking about the standard message box which appears when you submit a form via a data connection. Yes it is possible to get rid of this message but then you have to use code. here is the solution: var objDataAdapter = XDocument.DataAdapters("NameOfDataConnection"); objDataAdapter.Submit(); ...

Hi, please have a look here. It should help you solving you issue: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/5091/19620.aspx#19620

you're welcome. good to here that you figured it out.