InfoPath Dev

 Ok, that was right. For anyone else who ever comes across this, the following code snippet can be placed within your onchange event to check the values against the cached value, so only updating if there is a difference between the 2; string memberVar = FormState["_memberVariable"] as string; if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(memberVar) ...

 This may be completely wrong but I have a feeling that as I have my hidden field recording the view name on the event handler for field on change, when I go to open an existing form, I am starting with a blank form on a different view, this form is calling a different web service to retrieve a named value pair for the forms name & ...

One other thing, I have also checked the xml stored in SQL & the field storing the view in which the checkbox is selected is not changing as I'm changing views, meaning that they would all be the same, it is referencing the correct view for the selected checkboxes

 Hi Hilary, Thanks for the quick response. All the fields which are used to format these sections are being passed into the database & stored within an XML field in the table, it's this XML field that is being retrieved & the innerXML of the form is being set to the innerXML of the field retrieved from SQL, so they are ...

 Hi, I have a IP 2010 web browser form, within this form I have a number of checkboxes, set as Boolean fields, upon selecting a specific checkbox a corresponding section is displayed. This as it is works fine, however the form itself has 3 main views, each of these views use the same fields for the checkboxes & sections, but I have a ...