InfoPath Dev

I've noticed that often when there are a lot of rules with checkboxes it sometimes takes a hit on the performance.

Generally I use form libraries to hold the form submissions and to upload my form templates to.  Document libraries should be used primarily for all your other files.  It's best practice to keep them in two different libraries.

You should post your code

Yes you are correct... simply make a webservice using Visual Studio to pull the data.  I'm sure it won't be long until someone from Qdabra see's this and recommends their SQL webservice products. hehe

No problem, This is the most useful way to prepopulate forms with user information from SharePoint via webservices.  Glad you got it to work, it's fairly straight forward. Thanks,

Change the forms trust level to domain or full trust

Hello everyone,  It seems you guys want to pull information from SharePoint about the current form user and have it populate the browser compatible form.  Well, good news! There is a no-code, easy approach to this.  We can do get this information via a webservice located at: ...

Hello, In order to submit the form into a sharepoint list or library enter your form in design mode and click Tools > Data Connections Add a new data connection to Submit to a Sharepoint List or Library... Select the appropriate columns, etc.  Once you have the form submitting you will want to create a custom workflow attached to the ...

I'm guessing this is not possible, but I have seen several more posts out there asking the same exact question.... for example: http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.infopath/browse_thread/thread/e20dc359b985104b/e11d652925e458ae?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=link#e11d652925e458ae  Is exactly the problem.

SharePoint is a flat data source therefore creating a new row for each repeating table item is not possible.  Merging is the best option as mentioned above.