@Jake: "The only downside to this being that the fields in the subform don't get added to a *new* document following a ?OpenForm/CreateDocument request."
If you -really- want the field in the document, fill it with WQS if the document is new, or have another computed subform only visible to new documents with computed fields. Computed fields are the only (stored) fields the developer has full control over in regards to web applications.
@Jake: "The only downside to this being that the fields in the subform don't get added to a *new* document following a ?OpenForm/CreateDocument request."
If you -really- want the field in the document, fill it with WQS if the document is new, or have another computed subform only visible to new documents with computed fields. Computed fields are the only (stored) fields the developer has full control over in regards to web applications.