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Just wanted to update this thread - we got this squared away - just needed to add the conditional formatting to the table row to hide the preceding-sibling if the they were the same category, and set the formula for the summary of expenses to use the absolute XPath to the cost.
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Modify your formula to use substring-after the "\", perhaps? Then you'd just get the accounts?
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Hi - you need to set the postback on the button to Always. It is under the button properties on the Browser tab.
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Do you have postback set to always on the control bound to the Facility field?
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On the finishedLoading node in the QdabraRules data source, add a rule. The condition of the rule should be: finishedLoading = true. The action should be: Set useWebServices to false (with false typed into the value field in the dialog).
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Personally, I'd remove InfoPath 2007 from my machine and run a repair on Office 2010 then try again with a new blank template.
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Okay - that could be part of the issue. In general, I've had issues with multiple versions of Office installed on the same machine. What version are you running for the rest of Office?
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I think if your form is an IP 2007 form, it will be missing. See the attached screenshot from my machine (IP 2013). I know in the end you want a 2007 form, but can you try creating a new IP 2010 form and putting a contact selector on that? You don't have both 2010 and 2007 installed on the same machine, do you?
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So - you tried in 2007 and 2010 - on the same machine? I'm confess, I'm perplexed. I don't recall in IP 2010 if we had to add the control to be able to use it - I know in 2007 we did.
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Thanks for posting again - I had missed your post with the attached template. I saved your template and modified the Context XML to use one of our SharePoint servers. The form previewed on my machine w/out error. The contact selector worked as anticipated. Can you attach a screenshot under the options tab of what the control looks like for you? It ...