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They need to interact with the dat by adding it.
Actually, I need the form to connect to a list within SharePoint but that is the next step...
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Unfortunately this is a feature they put in Outlook 2007, the ability to embed the view and provide interaction with it.
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possibly.
The Qdabra Web Services Suite includes a form viewer.
Do you just want to show them a read-only view or you need them to interact with the data?
Obviously you have raw XML data but it is the template presentation that is the key so that it can be understood.
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Welcome to the forum.
I would recommend having the following views.
view1 section1 editable
view2 section1 Expression boxes Section2 editable
view3 section1+2 Expression boxes Section3 editable
view4 All Expression Boxes (Read Only)
With these workflow scenarios there are two major ...
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Can't I convert the XML somehow?
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You could use conditional formatting with your inner repeating table control to hide all records but the last.
Maybe where row number is greatest or some other filter condition.
You might look at position().
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Sorry no.
This is a feature of InfoPath 2007 and MOSS 2007.
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That is the windows AutoComplete feature.
This is universal with Internet Explorer and InfoPath and other applications.
You can disable this but it will disable for all of them.
I believe in control panel or IE options you can configure the Autocomplete.
On a new desktop it will ask you once whether you want it enabled.
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If you want to dynamically query and submit data from a browser form to SQL you need web services.
Here are some that are installable and reusable.
Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 - Developer
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Please confirm you have MOSS 2007 and InfoPath 2007.
Have you used the design checker to verify the form.
Go to Form Options and the combatibility section and enable browser compatibility.