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I wasn't suggesting you "waffle," but rather that you speak in a manner that is understandable by someone who hasn't just sprinted a mile and is short of breath. You say you state facts, but you don't. You just state what you think are facts but are not getting at the heart of the problem. If you think the ...
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When you publish the form and choose to promote properties (fields) as columns, then they AUTOMATICALLY show up in the form library right away. They don't show up after your fill out a form - they show up the moment your publishing wizard finishes publishing. Did you publish the form to the same form library that you're trying ...
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Is your connectivity to the SharePoint server worse than others? I've had this when my connectivity was poor, and it just took too long to publish, so it would error.
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Is the form template published to the intranet URL or the dyndns.org site?
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Yes, I spent more time than that for mine, and it only worked for one form, so the total economic cost was higher for far less functionality.
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Ian, I thought you already posted about this and found the answer when Jimmy helped you realize that it was a rule problem. Is that not the case? You keep talking about deleting views and controls, but those have NOTHING to do with rules. Rules are bound to the data elements themselves, not to the controls that display the ...
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Make sure your data connection to the DB can also receive (it already can if you create the form using the DB schema). Retrieve that column and see if any occurrence of that field contains today's date.
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Great, glad it is able to work through WSS 3.0 without any funky security changes.
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Nope, just set the default value inside the function button to now().
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I don't know that you can do that through WSS, because you can't use a data connection library (only available in MOSS)..