InfoPath Dev

Unfrotunately, browser forms do not support hand-editing the XSL.

I believe "auto" width is unfortunately not supported on the browser.

Not in InfoPath. Your browser could contain third-party add-ins that support spell checking. However, if this requires additional attributes on the input controls you're out of luck.

When you write code for a browser-enabled form, it runs on the server. This is why using WinForms makes no sense for browser-enabled forms. Since you cannot use WinForms (or any sort of custom UI, for that matter), your best bet is to show in-line UI by using conditional formatting on a section.

Introduce a secondary data source with a repeating element which will contain all the values, something like that: <values>   <value>2</value>   <value>4</value>   <value>8</value>   ..   <value>8388608</value> </values> Then in your expression box, refer to the ...

I have not really played with RegForm in 2007 so I am not familiar with its errors. As for the runtime component, it is not redistributable - you only get it when you install the rich client. Browser-enabled forms are inherently limited in many aspects due to their nature (the business logic runs on a shared server as opposed to the client's ...