InfoPath Dev

 Thanks for posting.  It's always interesting to me to hear how a basic idea can be varied to meet a slightly different requirement.  Here's to hoping somebody else stumbles across this post one day and finds it useful!  :)  nkstrou

 That did it - thanks much, Hilary!  :)

Hilary: Yes, that's the location I want to submit to.  The name of my data connection is called SharePoint Library Submit, which was the default.  My exact Document Library URL is ...

 Hi all I have an IP 2010 filler form which I have published to a SharePoint 2010 library.  I enabled the Submit button for my form, and if at all possible, I would like to have the completed .xml document submitted back to the publish location of my form template.  Per one of the articles on this site, I have set my Submit ...

 OK, to have a Show/Hide button for each instance of the repeating section, you start off by creating a repeating section, then put two regular sections in that.  Into the first section, you put the controls from your large repeating section, in essence turning it into a non-repeating section (don't freak out, the fact that the ...

 Oh wait a sec...if you do that, your button will be hidden when txtHideSection is Yes and you won't be able to toggle it back to Show.  I'm not sure offhand how to get separate Show/Hide buttons for each instance of the repeating section and not have them get hidden.  You could create a section and put the repeating section ...

 InfoPath won't let you collapse/expand a repeating table, but you can show/hide each instance of it.  Depending on whether you also need to hide some of the text associated with your repeating tables, you can either put a formatting rule directly on the repeating table and hide that under certain conditions, or else you can create a ...

 Never mind - answered my own question.  Turns out the option buttons on View 8 were actually unbound.  Once I bound them to optEnvironment, they worked when I would set a value for optEnvironment on View 3.  D'oh!   nkstrou

 I have an InfoPath 2010 filler form that has on view 3 a set of 4 option buttons which I have called optEnvironment.  They aren't in a repeating table or anything like that, just standalone.  Each option button has been set to a different text value - let's say Text A, Text B, Text C, and Text D. I have pulled ...

 Good point.  I'd assumed I needed the rich text control in order to get the line returns to work in the first place (and I was also considering using bulleted lists), but I changed my controls to standard textboxes and my lists were both short enough that they fit (I'm thinking standard textboxes have a 255-character limit?). So ...