InfoPath Dev

Thanks for understanding :P (And after all this time, woohoo) Hope you do well.

If you have a loop of rules that attempt to go deeper than 16 rule depths then your form will return that error. It's OK we'll sort this out somehow! Hopefully bwhite05 doesn't mind me saying this but *I want to take this offline because it is extremely difficult and rather than confuse everyone with the workings it would be ...

You are unable to promote a repeating table so you cant get the dates from a repeating table that way, your best option is to push the date out into a separate list, it's your choice whether to link them back to the initiating form or not. Then you can report on the dates however you like. You will have to use SP web services to submit your ...

Assuming that you formula works, then you only need to use it in an Action, Set a Fields Value Rule prior to saving your form, only set it when a user saves it will be there forever until the next save. I can only think that you are attempting to use it a s default value?

 Create an item in another list from your within form (or a workflow attached to your form) and then have a workflow on that list send an email when an item is created, if you need to then delete that item. Your email can contain a link to the original form, your email will be HTML/TEXT

 Why are you sending the form via email, when you post subject states "Can I requery SharePoint List when email xml form opens?"? Why don't you create a form library that contains only a single form and then just email a link to the form? When your approvers click the link they open the form and approve it whatever it's ...

So you want to display the text box if they are either resting (Heart_Rate=60 and Stage=1) or exercising (Heart_Rate=100 and Stage=2)? Assuming no other values are allowed for Heart_Rate or Stage,  make 2 rules: Rule 1:  Heart_Rate=60 AND Stage <>1 = Hide the control Rule 2: Heart_rate=100 AND Stage<>2 = Hide the control ...

Probably the easiest way is not to query the data source when the form opens. On your data connection one of the last options you get to set is "'Automatically retrieve data when form is opened' Note: Your form will open [sic] more quickly if you delay data queries until the data is needed. To do this, create a rule to query data hen ...

 You could also just push the attachment through the SP file/imaging (if it's an image) web services and keep just the link. I do this all the time so that the form doesn't contain the attachment it just links to it in another document library (which I think is more appropriate because you can link to it in other forms/webparts later)

 You do it from the initial link that you had your users press, there is a parameter called 'Source' that you append to the HTML link, that will direct your users back to wherever you want them to go.... So you add '?Source=http://my.server/wherever/page.aspx' blah and then they will be redirected to that page when the user ...