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we can write conditional formatting to make fields read only. just use some conditional like
if check_visibility is equal to yes
set field read only
on the click of the button set the value fo check_visibility field to yes
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no, i don't think InfoPath/outlook provides this feature. however you can prevent your form from opening after a particular date
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an easier way
XPathNavigator xnod = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
XPathNavigator xnele = xndoc.SelectSingleNode("xpath of element", this.NamespaceManager);
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this sort of functionality will require you to use code to read another infopath form, a work around can be to store the data in some table/list and then in second infopath form read the data and create links
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on person B submit why don't you have two submits, one submit via email and second submit to database.
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can you attach your form template, and a copy of your form in which the data seems to be missing.
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nope there doesnt seem to be any other way, because user can always go to the previous copy and submit it again
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when submitting a particular form say
tier 1 user submits the form - set a status flage in the some temporary list/table that indicates that form x was submitted by tier 1 user.
tier 2 user submits the form - set the status flag to submitted by tier
2 user.
you will need to create an additional data connection that will ...
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you will need to find how your template expects the value, for checkboxes. we have two values one to represent checked and another to represent unchecked. to find it out double click the check box and check the values value when checked and value when cleared. make sure you are writing only these value programatically.