InfoPath Dev

I just read in the last few days several posts related to this. One of the solutions I noticed was a user placed a "," after every word even if there was only one word. Ultimately this is not the cleanest solution, but it may be a work around. I will see if I can find thiose posts.

I have an Infopath form with a dropdown. It is populated from an external data source. If the user checks a checkbox on the form, I want the drop down list to show a different data set.  When the user hit the page they get the list where fieldX=1. When they check the box, I want the list to show items regardless of the value of fieldX. ...

Are you using the Convert Existing Form function in 2010? MicroSoft also provides a tutorial here

qRules is code, and as such for a browser form will require admin approval or sandbox publication. I made an assumption this was a browser form, is that correct? If you have permissions to publish to a sandbox, InfoPath will publish a browser form with code correctly without you having to set anything specifically.....

I have been able to use the double eval method to get the values of individual multiple selection list boxes into separate text boxes, and thank you for yours and the others' posts here, but we have an additional issue in that we have several multiple selection list boxes that we need to have their combined values go to one field, with a ...

it got it, it was sql queries not liking the single quotes.

I'm not sandboxing or using admin approval at all, in any way (unless I'm unaware of sharepoint forcing it).  Is it automatically queued for required admin approval just by injecting it?

So prior to injection, your form was not admin approved or sandboxed, but after injecting, it is, correct? I wonder if it has to do with the form being admin approved now?

  I am brand-spanking new to InfoPath - here is the deal:  I have many (+/- 20) MS Word-based forms to convert to InfoPath (2003 or 2010) forms for data entry.  I (think I mostly) understand the connection part. We have an existing Oracle db back-end with established tables and fields, relationships with joins etc.  ...

I am using Infopath 2010, and want to publish the form to a network location, for users to fill while offline, using the client. I know Infopath 07 had a feature where you can prevent users from changing the design of the form. Can I disable design in Infopath 2010 though?