InfoPath Dev

 I'd see if it was the user or the machine first, have the user who can't connect log onto a machine belonging to a user who can - still no access? Or does it work now? If it works, that lets you know it is the machine and you can get to looking there - I'd recommend IE settings first....

 You can use code for this - here are some links that may help you with that: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/4-way-programmatically-add-row-repeating-table.htm http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/jimmy/archive/2009/03/06/automatically-adding-rows-to-repeating-sections.aspx You can also add a set number of the repeating rows to be ...

Great, thanks! So - I'm having trouble understanding where you are setting the price and title - I'm not seeing any rules that are doing that. Perhaps that is in the form code? However, I do see you have a data connection to a list that should return all the existing items - so, basically, here's what I'd expect - On Prod_Sku ...

Thanks for the extra info! [quote user="cjones5523"]Currently I have it populating product title and retail price but those are combo boxes whereas the product description field is text and doesn't have the properties to pull this data.[/quote]  So - how are you doing the above? You have rules to set the main data source ...

 Here are some: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870843 http://msmvps.com/blogs/benwalters/archive/2007/08/05/filtered-drop-down-lists-101.aspx

 Hi! I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "query na list" - what is that? And when you say that this doesn't work, I'm assuming you are doing this via code - what is not working? You aren't getting the results you expect? Some other outcome?

Hello & welcome! What version of InfoPath are you using? Where is the description stored? A SharePoint list? My thought would be that you need a data connection to that list (if you don't already have one) and you'd be able to get the data and copy it into the form - but there are a lot of variables here based on the structure of the ...

 My guess would be that in your multi select list box the value is the ID of the item. You may need to either change that to store the title instead, or perhaps display the secondary data titles that match the selected IDs.

 The issue you are running into is that the data is stored in the field bound to the control. So you will have to have fields for each discrete set of option buttons. Perhaps you could have the field in a repeating group and set the default to include 10 instances of it when the form is opened?

 Hi - the limitations you are seeing are based on limits within InfoPath itself. We can't display dialog boxes in a browser form, even in the code. The object model doesn't allow it. We can't switch views on field changes. I think the work around I would use is: Put all the controls on the form in a section. Put a message to ...