InfoPath Dev

 Any idea?

 Well, the only option I found is a button with no rules. Set its size to 1px. I know this is not the best idea, but is the only one I found.   Hope this helps, Tom.   Regards,   Selarim

Thanks for getting back to me, I tried setting one of the first read only fields to tab order 0, but the form still moves to the first non-read only field (which in my case is a file attachment control).  Have you experiecned this?   Thanks again, Tom

You could check with Adobe. The real trick is going to be getting the open source to work with your SQL database (this is possible though).

 Hello, CptChaos,   Could you attach your template?   Best regards,   Selarim

Hi  - Where does the "Activity Type" text come from.  Does that have to be the same?  Could you show me the same exmaple but w/ 4 Activity types hard coded as: Schedule Meeting with MGH Security Surgical Rotation Review w/ Wilton Lunch w/ Laura Parking Pass Distribution  

I have an InfoPath invoice payment form that submits payment specification data to a Microsft SQL database via a data connection.  I want the user to be able to be able to sign and submit the form at the same time.  How can I get the form to be submitted automatically when the user clicks the signature section to sign ...

 I'm sorry, you said you already have read-only fields. Then, the only thing you should do is set the value of some top field to "0" (like I did in my image)..   Regards..   Selarim

 You can put an invisible field on your form and set it to read-only. Then you can do this (like in the image):   Hope this helps...

Perfect.  Now the important question....how do I do it?