InfoPath Dev

There is a similar thread to this question but the solution is different for me I believe.  The date stamp for the signature collects at form load when I believe it should collect the date at the checkbox submission.  Which way is it supposed to operate?

Here is more info from my ULS logs: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAPSDK1="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:SOAPSDK2="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:SOAPSDK3="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" ...

I recently purchased the electronic signature xtp and having trouble with the PIN populating the PIN List.  The signature picture is able to submit so I'm not quite sure where it went wrong.

Those forms are only master copies and aren't meant to be published templates. We can publish fine and the inherit versioning is there.

We are soley using a SharePoint 2010 document library to house our master templates.  The problem is we can't open the form from SharePoint in InfoPath designer when we need to edit.  It opens instead with Filler.  How do we get around this problem? When we opened the library in explorer view we can manually ...

So hoping, someone will have an answer for me?  Gone through 3 different revisions already (2003, 2007, 2010) and seems like we still can't change the default paper size without changing the default printer.  One curious thing I saw was when we did an import from Word that was legal size, the page size would say legal while the ...

The odd thing is the templates are automatically updating on the local machine regardless of the option set to "Do Nothing." The templates are stored on the sharepoint but their saved xmls are on their local machine.  Are we talking about the same thing?  We are in transition with our SharePoint 2007 ...

Currently what we have: Filler environment - XP and InfoPath 2007 Design environment - mixture of XP and 7 with InfoPath 2010 saving into a 2007 format We are working on a template that may have multiple versions over it's lifetime with fields possibly being deleted and added They are published to a SharePoint library but it is ...

I have several controls that needs to be calculated to 6 decimal places.  The user only wants to see 2 decimal places when printing or viewing. What is the best way to do this?  I was thinking of doing separate views but the formatting stays the same for all controls.  The other option I thought of was to use a control with ...

Seemed to have worked at first but then when I switched from print to regular view it came back. :(  I instead created a new table in replacement of the top row and miraculously it worked.  Though I'll keep it in my tools of workarounds cause I know it'll happen again.  Hopefully when I get a chance to play with InfoPath ...