InfoPath Dev

Is there a way to set focus on the correct control? On opening the form, it jumps to the last added submit button halfway down the page.

 This is only for users of Outlook 2003. Can e-mail confirmations be created without sending the form, without using code

You can do this with conditional formatting. Instead of testing for duplicates True or False, return the duplicate value. (Only problem here is what if more duplicate values? e.g. {1,2,2,4,4,5}) Store the duplicate value in a node and change formatting of the repeating item if it is = to duplicate value.

These steps are for InfoPath 2007 to SharePoint Server 2007 Publish form to a document library (untick Enable form to be filled in by a browser)Create a *new* document libraryPromote the required columnsConfigure and data connections which submit forms to point to the new document libraryPublish the form again, this time tick "Enable form to ...

Thanks for the tip. To add to that,  when deleting a content type, all it's column fields are retained in the document library and cannot be deleted. When I figure out the correct order of updating the fields, I will post it here! I think some of the problems I was having previously where that I was using reserved fields for Approve ...

 I now have repeated columns in the document library after creating a completely new document library. Brilliant.

 If I rename a field or add a field and then publish the form again to SharePoint, those changes are not reflected in the document library's columns. In the past, I have got round the problem by scrapping the document library and creating a new one. This is obviously not practical once a form is live and in use.  I have tried ...

 Simple in the end. I needed to use item.Descendents instead of item.Element. Doh!

 I have the same issue even with VS 2008. q (the LINQ query) returns as type System.Linq.Enumerable+WhereSelectEnumerableIterator`2[System.Xml.Linq.XElement,VB$AnonymousType_0`3[System.String,System.String,System.String]]  Not sure how to get the value out.

 This works in an expression but not in a rule on a field.