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I believe you are right with the new record and run query buttons. I never use these and instead execute a query from an action on my own button or requery with a bogus value to "reset" the fields to blank.
Much of the standard functionality is very basic and only works for simple examples or has limitations as you create more ...
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Great to hear that Jimmy.
If you would like to discuss how to use it or see some example scenarios just send me an email and we could set something up. There is a tremendous amount of functionalty it enables so it is often nice to get an overview instead of trying to discover it all from scratch.
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Have you tried reinitiallizing ASP. NET on your machine? http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/dbxlinstall/entry22502.aspx
Your website uses ASP.NET user and so as the installer is being configured it is not getting access to the files it needs.
If reinitializing does not work then I would look at elevating the permissions for ASPNET ...
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OK I thought there was already something on this specifically but I did not find it either.
Here is one http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2004/11/18/Assign-an-Autogenerated-Row-Number-to-a-Repeating-Field.aspx
Which talks about how to use position() to get the row number.
Here is another ...
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In the views task pane you can set any view you want as default with the right click menu.
The form will always start with the default view. Unless in Open Rules (Form Options) you set a rule action to switch to a different view.
When you create a DB form it makes the initial view for you.
However the concept of InfoPath is that you can have ...
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This is because the way SharePoint implements this is a work around.
I see lots of posts to either get repeating data into SharePoint or out of it.
SharePoint is built on a flat structure to be fast at navigatin how ever the price for this is it does not support relational data very well, if at all.
To get what you want you should consider ...
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You can actually use the count() function on a field outside of the repeating group and get a record count. You can also use it with a filter to get the number that match a certain value, etc.
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Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
Web services give you the most flexibility, allowing both dynamic queries and submits to the database. freeing you from the constraints of the basic InfoPath functionality.
The issue is creating them and that is why we have developed an installable package of Web services to give this ...
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You might be able to put it all into one button with multiple rules.
Submit
Then change status
then submit again.
If the first submit fails the rest of the rules will not be processed.
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I would check everything. There is not a good reason why one would work and the other would not. Verify your buttons are as similar as possible. Also that some validation is not hanging it up.