InfoPath Dev

Given up on this particular method. A web based form wasn't liking what I was doing. Back to the drawing board.

All, SP 2010 InfoPath 2010 I've hit a road block in my thinking.  I'm making something very simple, overly complex.  I'm creating an issue tracking/helpdesk form. I can easily log the initial issue/call. Yet, I'm struggling with assigning the issue to a tech for resolution. I've an initial repeating table ...

 If you are being told you've added mandatory fields, then the form things you have.  Look at form load rules, all fields per view, open up the fields list and look for the little red asterisk, go through the rules manager.

 In my head I put the attached together.  N.B. I'm away for 2 weeks, so maybe somebody else can pick this up. 

 It sounds like you have form load rules or data connections i.e. connected to a drop down list control. They don't have access to the drop down list data source.

 Create another field i.e. Result. This will be hidden from the view. Its default value is A ! = "" or B != "" or C !="" (a is blank, b is blank, c is blank). Make sure the option Refresh value when formula is recalculated is ticked. On the Result field you can have 2 rules. a. Set field D to true Condition ...

What are the error messages?   What or where are submitting your forms to - SharePoint?  Are you using the same PC to do all the tests on. Have you added the url to the trusted sites within IE options? What version of SP (if that is what you're using) are you running. Does it expect browsers of your ...

Check whether you are colour coding the control or a table row/column.

 You could create a separate print view. On this view, you have "dummy" text fields which display the result of your drop down selection.

 All, I've many Multiple Selection List Box on my form. The problems I encountering are as follows: 1. If the Display Name is long, the text doesn't automatically wrap, therefore you end up with horizontal and vertical scroll bars. As I understand it the control doesn't wrap text.  I can't ...