InfoPath Dev

Here's an idea: Add a hidden field to your form called Count (or whatever you want), make it a promoted property so it appears in the library columns, and when you submit a new form to the library make sure the value for Count is set to 0.  Next, add a step to the very top of your workflow to increment the value in the Count column ...

Hmm, that is strange. I made a simple form that contains the rules you describe above and I am unable to duplicate the doubling you observed.  My other guess is that there may be data connections that are loading when the form opens that interfere with the checkboxes.

Glad to hear you solved your problem.  Windows can be quirky that way, I've had problems with InfoPath in the past that were also solved by a reboot, sorry I didn't think to recommend that!

How is your save data connection set up?  Where are you saving the form to?

>> if I choose 4 then the textbox should display "n/a" You want to create a rule to set the textbox value  (1) From the Home tab, select "Manage Rules", this will open the Rules pane (2) Left-click once on your textbox (3) In the Rules pane, select New -> Action to add a new action ...

How are you deleting the InfoPath template from your library?  Are you unable to publish the working copy directly to the library?  That should be enough to overwrite the corrupt version.

Here's one way to do it: The idea is to store a copy of the form fields & values immediately after opening, and then add a function to detect when the fields have changed. When the user clicks your close button, call this function and if the values have changed, add code to submit the form; if they haven't changed, add code to ...

 Hi Hollyanne,  You wouldn't happen to have any rules under Form Load would you?

   Hi JimiH,  Believe it or not, this has nothing to do with InfoPath and everything to do with the way browsers interpret links.  What you will need is to upload a script to your site that will force links to download, and then to modify the links in your form in such a way that the script is called and download ...

I don't believe there are any other solutions for filling in InfoPath forms offline on mobile devices at this moment.