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So - are the warnings in the design checker actually preventing you from publishing?
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Are your dropdowns using different fields for Value and Display? If the dropdown is using an ID for the value, it would need to be set to the correct ID for "Health & Social Care" rather than the text.
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Generally, when no one replies, it isn't because they don't want to help, but because they have never run into a similar issue before. I'd suggest that may be the issue here.
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Sure, you can set Form Load rules.
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So - I guess what you need is to set the other radio buttons to cleared state whenever a given radio is clicked. Here's a sample that does this - it could probably be refined a bit - I'm using a couple of helper fields for the logic.
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This isn't you - it is InfoPath.
I don't recall the differences, but I do remember comparing the data connection stored between a form that was saved as IP 2007 compatible from IP 2010 and one that was created in IP 2007 - and there was a difference.
Open your form in InfoPath 2007 in design mode and walk through the data connections ...
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So - no offense, but this strikes me as a sort of weird design - wouldn't you just use a checkbox instead? and then you could add some rules to make the other checkboxes read only if one was selected...
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Wow - I was making that much more complicated than it needs to be. See attached - I made group1 repeating and then set the control to not allow the user to insert / delete - so each form user won't know that group is repeating, but when you merge the forms, they should layout the way you want.
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Hi - I'm having trouble understanding your question. I'm guessing you are using the SubmitToSharePointList command to save some form data to a list - and you also want to submit the form to a library? You can just add a regular library submit connection and have a rule action that submits the form using that data connection. Let me know if ...
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Replied in your other thread: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/25249/87570.aspx#87570