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The translate function is a built in InfoPath function. No code / script needed - you could use a rule for this.
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What about just using the translate function for this? Of course - if you do that and someone opens the form template, they will be able to see the formula and break the "code" such as it is. But they can also save the form as source files and read your .js file at that rate - so using js for this is only slightly better. Can you ...
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Are you using rules for submitting? You'll need to in order to have the form submit to two data connections. You can find those under the submit options - select perform submit using rules.
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No - I mean, there is the changing event, but the DOM is read only at that time, so you can't do much with it.
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I think if you are using VBScript, you will be using InfoPath 2003 compatible forms - so my guess would be that Input Parameters aren't available. What version of IP are you using? Can you use managed code instead?
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Try setting postback to always on the control and see if that resolves the issues (on the control's properties, on the browser tab, you'll find the postback setting).
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You know - here's how I decide whether something should go in a main or secondary data source - do I need to maintain this data? In your case, if student ID is a piece of data you need in the form's data - then use a field in your main DS. If it is not - use a helper 2DS (an XML file as a resource in your form).
I make some ...
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So - you are trying to use InfoPath to enter data in to Excel? I'm having trouble understanding how InfoPath comes into play in what you are describing above. :)
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Hi - what do you mean by "work with"? You should be able to use even IP 2003 and publish a form to SharePoint for use in the client - if you are wanting to create browser forms for ShP 2007, you'll need IP 2007. IP 2010 / IP 2013 can also be used to create ShP 2007 compatible browser forms.
Hope that helps!
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No - your section can be bound to an existing field - you won't have to add any new fields for this.