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Cool! Not sure what was wrong with the original header--but hopefully you were able to rebuild your header the way you intended!
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Great! Glad to hear back that you got it working!
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You will need InfoPath 2007 and MOSS to do this.
There are some after-market products which allow you to do what you are talking about, but some functionality will be lost.
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The DOM conatins an Errors object which allows you to determin whether there are any errors in the form. There's a Count property you can use. If the Count == 0, there's no errors.
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Your XSN is just a .CAB file that is renamed to .XSN.
Change the extension to .CAB, extract all the files into a folder, edit manfiest.xsf with notepad, and remove the <xsf:header> section, then save.
Now right-click manifest.xsf and choose Design. You should be able to get the form open in the designer now. Save it back as an ...
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Where you place submit buttons depends on your workflow. If you don't want your users submitting until they reach the last page, then that's where you place the submit button. If you want them to be able to submit along the way, place them on each page.
The number of views won't affect what fields are submitted... just what content is ...
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You can do this with rules. Your rule needs to use "filters" to get the correct row from the 2DS (secondary data source).
So if you have a table with a row like ["Fred Flinstone", "Quarry Worker", "Fred@Flinstone.com"], your rule would look up the 2DS row where the Employee Name matched the name selected in ...
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Thanks for your comments. Good luck!
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Yes, the colors are stored in the .xsl files that represent your views. Making a backup is critical before making manual changes to your form template. Or, as Adam said, use a completely separate form to make your changes and then copy them over to your template (but still make the backup first!).
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I believe the object is disassociated because it has already been deleted from the DOM and you are seeing it just before its bits are destroyed.
Your solution will work fine so long as people follow the instructions. I'm sorry there wasn't a more viable solution for you.