InfoPath Dev

I've been able to have the user select a job number which automatically populates the job title and work location fields for a job app form. In this scenario, the user has to remember what the specific job number is for the position they're applying for. To make this easier, I tried a calculated field in SharePoint to combine the job ...

You are selecting the fields you want to promote in InfoPath Design mode right? Tools->Form Options-> Property Promotion? None are promoted by default. Also you have created a new Outlook folder which is the InfoPath Form Items Type? You would need to republish to update.

I believe this is due to the order in which rules and onload code runs. All you have to do is add a rule on open that does the submit and you will have it.  I have done this several times with SharePoint and never had an issue with submiting. Then you can also have a rule which runs the query for the date and populates a field or whatever.

Trying to duplicate what Tudor Toma demonstrated in this blog post. I'm working on the same asset tracking demo form, but none of the form data is "promoted" when viewed in Outlook 2007. I've tested on Outlook 2007 beta, beta 2, RTM, SP1 with no success, so not sure if its something wrong with Outlook 2007 or my forms. The ...

I am creating forms in infopath 2007, that are backwards compatible with 2003.  I am needing to submit the form to sharepoint when the form is opened after the initial creation of the document.  I tried doign it by going to form options under tools, but i was given an error that the form cannot be submitted because it has not finished ...

If you inserted a Picture control into your view, and set it up to be saved "As A Link", then all you need to do is update the value of the node to which the control is bound. Set it to the path of a valid image, and the image in the view will change to that image. For example, set the node value to something ...

Your form needs to be full trust to use that feature via code: thisXDocument.View.Export("C:\\MyView", "MHT");

Do you want to hide the whole repeating section or just certain iterations?  You do not have to have a repeating table within a repeating section. You can put all of it inside a non repeating section or scrolling section if that is what you need. 

The repeating table is within a repeating section.  Can I just add a section and add the repeating table in the section?

On Repeating tables the conditional formatting hides the rows not the headers. Put your repeating table inside of another section and then put the conditinoal formatting on the container section.  This will hide everything.