InfoPath Dev

my fields are SubmitDate and CreditOwnerAssignedDate so you wont exactly see those and I am attaching my form for you as well if it lets me.

Its not allowing me to add my form so i guess I wait

Wouldnt let me add all of the files so here is the example

So I had this working then I messed with it. I am following the attached example i got from https://alecpojidaev.wordpress.com/2008/12/30/infopath-codeless-programming-walkthrough-2/?unapproved=9269&moderation-hash=ab0e755ed616146be7e0401f7d59da01#comment-9269 and it does work, however because I messed with it I am now getting this weird ...

So I do have the security level field on the different views now. What is currently happening is that no matter what the security level it is still just taking you to the Requester Information view, even though I have security set to go to Admin if the security level is 1-2-3 which it is not doing.

Here I am again looking for guidance. I have 6 SharePoint Security groups that I am using to manage the permissions for my form. I found this great blog https://www.spjeff.com/2014/09/25/infopath-tip-detect-security-group-with-list-item-permissions/ they explains how to let SharePoint manage it since I cannot get the SOAP to work. Here is ...

I have tried using this solution and all it does is throw errors when I try to reopen the manifest. http://www.hishamqaddomi.ca/spg/index.php/sharepoint-2010/infopath-2010/65-checking-if-a-user-is-a-member-in-a-sharepoint-group-within-web-infopath-2010-forms Now on to what I need to do, I need to have the form look at the SharePoint ...

An they can all be in the form load correct?

I have 5 views and based on the Request type I want it to load the appropriate view. I know I can use rules to do this, however my question is can I put all of the variables in the Form Load in a single rule or do I break them out into individual rules. Example: If Request Type = AOP Evaluation switch view to AOPEval If Request Type = ...

Disregard it appears it is working now...Thank you again!!