InfoPath Dev

i am not sure whether that will work, in the InfoPath form (xml). the location of the template is stored, so when you publish the form, the path stored in InfoPath forms wont change and they will still continue to point to the old location

refer to this link to use eval function on your repeating section http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/13133.aspx then just check if the evaluate value contains "yes" or not and set value accordingly

When I saved a site as a template and uploaded the template to another server and site all together, the 100 forms that was uploaded with the site template did not open. They are pointing to the incorrect place when I attempt to open them and showing blank. Any ideas. I've read some where that InfoPath browser enabled forms do not ...

Are you using InfoPath 2003 or 2007? If 2007, I'd suggest you use VSTA and C# code -- I find it MUCH easier than JScript. Here is a fantastic article by S.Y.M. Wong-a-Ton that might help you get started....

Did you ever get an answer to your questions?  I am bumping into similar problems...

Thanks for the links guys. It was decided that we would use the copy/paste row feature to do this. Not the ideal solution, but it works. I will try to get my head around the coding from the supplied links and create the form anyway as a possible future version of the form.

Your help has been invaluable in the past Hilary, thank you. Copying the repeating data from my secondary data source into my main data source is exactly what I am trying to do. So far I have had no luck. I am not a programmer so writing code is way beyond me, and I cannot install qRules on my computer as I have insufficient privileges. MY IT ...

 You can use a custom expression on the rule in this situation.  For example:not(//my:TriggerValue[. != -1]) Will be true when all TriggerValue fields are equal to -1, and boolean(//my:TriggerValue[. != -1])Will be true when one or more TriggerValue fields are not equal to -1. So you could combine the second one withDropdown ...

Are you designing browser enabled form (or) client only form ? After you set the browser enabled compatibility, did you  use the degin checker to verify compatibility ? If you get any error here, your form can't be opened in browser as per your current design. To view the form in client application (Infopath 2007) you need some setting ...

Hi, I created a form and put it on Sharepoint. When somebody tries to open it, it gives this error: "This form template is not browser-enabled form. It must either be republished as a browser-enabled form, or opened using Infopath 2007."  I took it out of sharepoint and went to Change Compatibility Settings - compatibility -> ...