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I should have asked earlier, but how is this HTML getting into the RTF? Are you pasting it, or you are just typing and this is what InfoPath is creating?
the namespace is required on root nodes because of the XHTML requirement. I wouldn't worry about it showing up once.
However, the fact that attributes are getting duplicated (style, xmlns) is ...
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My guess is a security issue. Try going to full trust and either signing or registering your form to see if the problem goes away.
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Could be a local caching issue?
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Can you provide a small example of before and after?
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What is the process of approval? Clicking a button? Checking a box? Usually you can set an ''ApprovedDate'' field with the current timestamp with a rule or an on change event.
As for who, you should be able to at least get the login alias of the person using the form--do a search in these forums for ''Environment.UserName''.
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It is not likely to ignore them. Rich text is XHTML not HTML... therefore it has to follow the XHTML standards.
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I don't know that SharePoint will let you do that. However, you might be able to create a custom web part that does it using the following tutorial:
Display Inline Pictures From a Rich Text Field on a Web Pagehttp://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=46622d199b5f4042acecc1953b55676a
Good luck! Hope this helps some.
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Where exactly is the object required error coming from? If your form is not set to full-trust, then it might be coming from the creation of the ActiveX control.
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Without having multiple text boxes, each with their own format and set to hide if the selected currency is not their own format, there's not a way to do it.
An alternative is to have a field somewhere that holds the current currecy symbol, and you display that as an expression box before each currency-type field in your view, and then not have ...