InfoPath Dev

Yes that would be a problem. Unless I am mistaken the Username() function is pulling the name associated with the user loged in to the machine being used to fill out the form, so another thing you should take into account is that it would be entirely possible for User 1 to be using User 2's computer filling out the form online and this ...

You may want to use this method instead of the Username() method. http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/itaysk/archive/2007/04/05/InfoPath-_2D00_-Get-the-current-user-without-writing-code.aspx We had the same issue, but once I used the above method our problems were fixed. As long as the user have been registered in your Web Services on your server ...

Is InfoPath Forms Service what you have installed or do you have a full on client version of it on your server? If its the later I am not 100% sure as I am not a networking guru and I am not overly familiar with using client programs from a server local, but I imagine as long as your users are licensed to use InfoPath it should work. So my ...

Is the form set to be opened in a browser? Make sure it is a web enabled form and if so make sure the setting in your form library are set to "open in browser", found under the advanced settings tab. Hope this helps.

On the first part of your question. I dont think this can be done without using managed code or without creating a ton of rules that have different combinations of the items you want displayed. Another option since you are using a "Read Only" text box anyways is to create a "section" and make the border of the ...

Yes this is true, thanks Anuma. Also remember as Anuma has displayed above, feel free to use " " or " _ " or any variation similar to Excel formuals to seperate the fields as much as you want.

Use a rule on the check box that is triggered by the check. Ex: When Check Box Condition = True Add Action: Set Rich Text Box Default Field Value to " concat(now(), today(), userName()) " format accordingly. Hope this helps.

Im not sure if this is what you are looking to do, but try reading this blog entry. http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/02/02/Add-SharePoint-List-Items-with-InfoPath.aspx

I dont know if this will actually answer your question, but have you tried simply using rules in conjunction with your text box?

I have already created a data connection to a SharePoint "links" library l where I manually input each form library's address, and I have this data connection attached to a list box. I then added a hyperlink control binding the data source to the list box and the text to be displayed as "Open selected ...