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Thanks - a mockup made it easier. I don't use filters on repeating tables usually - I don't like having to hunt for them later - I use conditional formatting. What I did was put your commitments inside a control bound to services, added conditional formatting to that, and it appears to work correctly now. Save the attached file ...
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Mind sharing your form? Under the Options tab... If I look at the template, I'll be able to understand your post a little better. :)
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What about instead of moving you have a status field and build views on it? The default view doesn't show items with status = completed, etc?
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What version of IP / ShP? If 2010, there are query fields in the list data connections. You'd want to add a column for State to your Holiday list, then in your query, you would set the State query field to the correct state for the user and then execute the query. If IP 2007, you can use the qRules FilterOwssvr command to the same ...
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Well - not really, but the code is going to run on the server. So, when you run the form in preview and click the button, Process.Start is starting the process on your machine. If the code runs on the server, what machine would you expect the process to start on? I'd think it would start on the server.... I don't know of an alternative for ...
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I think in your browser form this code is going to open the URL on the server.
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Pop the form open in design mode on an InfoPath 2007 machine and walk through the database connection again. I think I remember seeing that InfoPath 2010, even though the form was saved as IP 2007 compat, was doing something hinky with the data connections.
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Yes - if you are getting a blank email, it would be because of the version mismatch - at least we saw that with Outlook 2007 and IP 2010.
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What is that screenshot of? Why is the template full trust?
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Okay, so that makes sense. I guess I'd probably sort the rows - here's an MSDN link on that: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b2hhe5h7(v=vs.80).aspx