InfoPath Dev

Hey, sorry you ended up talking to yourself, but thanks so much for following up and posting what you did - you are correct, that is a much better schema!

What version of Internet Explorer are you using? I have a vague (but strong) recollection that upgrading to IE 9 resolves this with https......

Hi - internally, we found that upgrading to SP1 and cumulative update did not cause issues with our forms. That said, you would be wise to reserve a maintenance window after the upgrade to test your forms - I've had a few blog posts recently on issues I've had with IPFS and forms with managed code, and I am never confident in the ...

Hi - Unfortunately, the owssvr.dll URL parameters only allow for equivalency - So, you could have a filter where one field = one value and another field = another value, but not an "or" condition. Also, the concat formula above would fail simply because of the syntax, but you're already aware of that. So, you are trying to return ...

Want to attach your sample form? Under the Options tab?

Oh. My. Gosh. Thanks for posting this - I honestly thought that had to be some crazy coincidence. Can you tell me your version of SharePoint 2010 (any service packs or hotfixes installed)? I want to report this as a bug.

Hi, Steve - I'll have our customer support liason contact you about getting you a refund. For others who happen upon this thread, there are configuration steps in Office 365 to use browser forms with managed code - here's a link to a post by Jim Cantwell that explains this.

Is your SharePoint server running SP1? I know I've seen this before - I removed the filters from my table, so don't know of a resolution for you, but one blog I found (thank goodness for Google translate) suggested he was able to resolve the issue when he moved his calculated value controls below his repeating table controls in his view. ...

Can you check the SharePoint logs for additional information?