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I'm not sure offhand if this was tested with a main db connection with submit enabled - can you try with a secondary SQL DB Connection? You may also want to run a trace on your server so you can see what's happening there.
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Sorry, I attached the wrong file. I updated the file in my post above to the correct one.
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I saved it as a 2007 version, so you should be able to download this file, right click and select Design to open in design mode.
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Wonderful, glad you have it working! :)
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In the condition builder for formatting rules, you can change the first drop down to "the expression". That will show you the XPath for your current condition. You could take all the conditions for your existing rules and paste them in the field (joining with and or or as appropriate) to build a single condition for this.
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You'll want to use the user profile service. http://thinketg.com/using-infopath-and-the-web-service-getuserprofilebyname/ is one blog post on this - you should be able to find others if this one isn't clear enough for you. :)
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You can create the same rules in InfoPath 2007, but the dialog boxes will look a little different (as you've seen). You need to add a new rule with the conditions outlined as Kaoru describes in her post.
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Hi! How do you know which row in the parent repeating table your user wants to add rows to? Is the field with the number inside the repeating table? Or do they click a button that is in the repeating table? Your code is going to get the repeating child inside the first instance of the parent - but if this code runs on a button inside the ...
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Hi, Catharine, Happy New Year!
When you get this in Design Checker, it usually means "This won't publish as a browser form". :)
Here is what I usually do. I make a copy of the form to tear down. I then create a new blank view, and remove all other views one at a time, running design checker after each change. This ...
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You are so close to having this! So, the only thing you are missing is you need to add a filter to your rule that sets the values to match the filter you used to get your count. You want, for example, the third item with the same name, not just the third item. The full XPath for the formula for the rule setting Person_Responsible, for example, ...