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In the header of this reply is a linked sample form. Save the form locally (right click and Save As...). From the location you saved to, right click the file and select Design to open in design mode. You'll be able to look at the rules I used there.
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This is how validation works - even if the user can't see the field, if it is invalid, InfoPath won't allow the form to be submitted. Your validation will need to take into account the conditions that would hide or show the field - if you are simply setting the fields to "cannot be blank" you will need to change to custom ...
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Can you try setting postback on your dropdown control to Always? Under the control properties, on the Browser tab, set postback to Always - see what happens in the browser then. If that doesn't fix it, could you put the qRules data source Error node on your form so you'll be able to see if qRules is returning any errors?
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This isn't really possible without code - but you can sort of mimic this functionality by including more roews than you anticipate needing in your main data source (under Data --> Defaults in IP 2010, Tools --> Defaults in IP 2007). I'm attaching a sample - save it locally, right click it and select Design, then you can preview to ...
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I've had some luck with the format painter with stubborn formatting.
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Reviewing this thread, I think you are saying you can publish the form successfully, and open the form without a problem, but that the functionality is not working as you'd anticipate - you aren't getting any errors when you open the form in the browser?
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Hi - What version of InfoPath are you using? Are you using SharePoint?
Forms can be submitted to a form library and promoted properties can be used to display form data in the library. You can base a form off a database to allow submitting data there. You can export to Excel - and InfoPath gives you options of a single or multiple forms. You can ...
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What version of SharePoint?
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I think you are out of luck for this functionality out of the box - I don't know if there are any existing ActiveX controls by third parties that can do this, but you may need either something third party that is already available or a custom developed component...
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Hi - any chance you'd attach your form under the Options tab in a reply? It would be much easier to answer this with a sample of your issue.