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Hi, Tom - you can leave the injected qRules data source & XML instead of manually adding them as per the instructions for combining code & qRules.
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Excellent! I just realized that the MSDN sample was also needing to query for a specific employee Id. :)
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Do you have a field named CompositesAllPackageElementsInOn in your main data source?
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I must not have been clear - you can't use a calculated value to hide a blank checkbox - calculated values display things like the results of a formula.
However, you can put a section on your form - it can be bound to the same field as the checkbox - and hide it if blank. I'm attaching a sample form. Right click the link and save the file ...
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I'm sorry to tell you your options here are limited - you can use a web service to return just the data you need (custom, DBXL, etc.). You could use qRules - it can add a "where" clause with the ModifySqlQuery command - or you can write code - here's an MSDN link that might help there:
IP 2007 - ...
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There's a sample form toward the bottom of this thread that may help you: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/27361.aspx
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Email to Support AT Qdabra DOT com and include a link to this thread. Thanks!
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Are you using the File Name as the Value in the properties for both drop downs?
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Actually, since those fields are not in the repeating group, you should be able to add them to your database bound form - right click the topmost folder in the data source task pane and you can add fields that won't be submitted to your DB.
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Okay - found a VM with IE 2010 and my RT box expands as expected...