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You can go from unmanaged to managed code without any issue. The problem is going from managed to unmanaged. This is a security issue. To accomplish this you would need to set your form to be full trust.
If your unmanaged code is in the task pane, you might be able to rework things in such a way that you only go from unmanaged to managed (i.e. ...
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You would add it as a child of apply-templates.
However, xsl:sort does not ''round trip'' in the InfoPath designer... meaning that InfoPath will either strip it out completely, or it will mess it up in some other way. The only way around this is to use it inside of a preserve code block (xd:preserve). You should be able to find information on ...
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Yes. You might not be able to change all that you want to change (although you might be able to do so with managed code--not sure).
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Got it. Whatever table you have the repeating control bound to is the one that will be accurate. The other referenced (I'm assuming its the secondary source) table will likely always show the 1st row for every row of the main table. That's because you have no way of referencing into the secondary table to pull the correct value.
What you need to ...
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Glad you found the other issue. You might try running each of your files through an XML validator to make sure there's no other weird issues like the one you already fixed.
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Yes - my mistake, I forgot that hyperlinks do not have conditional formatting. To get around this you place the hyperlink inside a section, and then add the conditional formatting to the section.
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You said that there were 2 fields in your repeating table... it sounds like, let's say, field2 has conditional formatting based on field1. If both fields are children of the repeating table, the you should be able to do ''../field1''. It doesn't matter if field1 has a drop-down list box bound to it which pulls values from a secondary data ...
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click on the link for ''davidair'', and from there you can email a .zip file to David.
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Sounds like one of the files that you specified should exist in the manifest, doesn't really exist. Check to make sure all specified files exist and that there were no typo's in the manifest.
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Add conditional formatting on the hyperlink control so that it hides if type != internal. Then you will only show the hyperlink if it is internal.