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OK I found the solution, this will apply to infopath 2010 as well. When I was serializing the form back to the SPListItem I forgot an XML processing instruction that apparently you need to have when the form has file attachments. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd907310(v=office.12).aspx) the code is (drum roll...) ...

I am having the same issue as above. This attachment control has all of the default settings, I literally dragged it onto the page and gave it a name. No conditional formatting. Definitely not read only. The form has no extra views, just the default view. This view is not read only. When the user submits the form, permissions change on the ...

To anyone running into this *easily recreated* bug in infopath, the workaround I am using is to create custom insert/delete buttons that duplicate the built-in functionality but ensure against unwanted table manipulations in the form code itself. If anyone has a better suggestion, please post it in here.

Yes I am having the same exact problem illustrated here, in browser form style. You can get around this issue by adding some code to the "changing" event on the outer and inner repeating tables and cancel the event, but if you are using a browser-enabled form, you cannot access the changing event. I have spent almost a full day on ...

Sorry for not getting back to you but it seems that the forum did not notify me that you made a new post. If you still need my help, email me with pweissbrod at greenpages.com and we can work out a solution for you

This is code I modified in January, and I dont have the time to open it up and troubleshoot it. You need to download beyondcompare like I told you and compare the two JS files. the differences will be highlighted, and you are going to merge the differences (somewhere within the lines 9200-9500) from my file into yours. There is no easier way to ...

OK you are officially the 5th person to reach out to me on this bug. I simply dont have enough time to help you with the code. Your core.js file may vary depending on the service pack. Make sure you back up your core.js before doing this. Download BeyondCompare or an equivalent diff tool, and compare your core.js with ...

Yeah its pretty horrible isnt it? Maybe its my fault for having the wrong expectations, but I've found InfoPath to prove useful with only the simplest of forms. Anything with larger content or non-trivial interaction should be done with an ASPX page. The biggest problem is the rich text editor. For some reason that defies my understanding, ...

Alec Thanks for the advice, but I still do not see your vision. If I have a single text box then how am I supposed to tie substrings of that single textbox to the corresponding rows with dropw-downs and radio buttons in a foolproof manner? I wish I could understand your plan. Either way, you can imagine the look on my client's face if I ...

Thanks for the fast response! I just attached a screenshot of the form I am dealing with for better context. As you can see, the text boxes are not the only thing in the repeating table, there are rating radio buttons and drop-down lists as well. I'm not quite sure I am seeing your alternative vision here. Do you think a single rich ...