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Just having to pull that much data into the form is going to slow it down regardless.
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Ok, here's the blog entry I promised:
InfoPath – Get the current user without writing code (extended)
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Ok, I actually finished my blog entry showing how to do this and much more with the UserProfileService. The blog entry is huge, so be sure to block off some time to follow the walkthrough step-by-step on your system:
InfoPath – Get the current user without writing code (extended)
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Yeah, I could not figure out how to change that expression properly. I was having trouble with "following" and with the dot (.) reference. It seemed to be referencing the numComplete field instead of the complete fields.
Anyway, Jimmy are you referring to using the Reference function so that all the fields are named the ...
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Sounds like you're doing it correctly, and I didn't even know that Xpath statement was possible, so that is very cool. Maybe if you attach the XSN, I might be able to find a slight logic error. I don't think I could figure it out otherwise, because you're already doing what I would suggest you do to ensure it updates.
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You can attach files to posts in the Options tab (don't use Quick Reply).
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No problem. You just need to add a rule that switches the view upon opening the form by going to Tools > Form Options > Open and Save > Rules. Set a rule to switch the view based off whatever metadata you prefer. You may use a hidden Submitted field that has a flag set to true upon first submission maybe, and then ...
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Filter the data in sql before pulling it inti infopath. Base the filter off some selection in the form maybe.
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Show us your template maybe?
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Maybe use the QRule from Qdabra that checks for errors, and then put conditional formatting on your button that disables it unless errors = 0. I haven't tried this yet, but it's an idea I'll be trying very soon.