InfoPath Dev

Thanks for the reply Sourav, however, the issue is with my main data source which retrieves data from a sql server database connection.  I originally designed the forms using a webservice that returned a dataset, but what that did was make the optional fields required in the form if the fields were a non-string data type and I ...

I can only edit the fields that were blank on submit if the form was submitted using InfoPath.  If the form was submitted using the browser, I can not edit the fields that were blank on submit even if the form is opened in InfoPath. I believe this has something to do with the main connection query returning nulls for those fields.  ...

I have a browser compatible InfoPath 2007 form that is based on a SQL Server Data Connection.  The form submits the data back to the database via a web service.  The form itself is then submitted to a SharePoint Library.  The form works just fine when opened in either the InfoPath Client or the browser.  I can ...