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There is no such if/iff functions for you to use.
You will either need to bind your expression box to a node--the value of which you fill via rules or code, or else you will need to do as Matt suggested and have two expression boxes which hide/show depending on the true/false value.
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Is the root node namespace in your XPath supposed to be ''my:'' or ''dfs:''?
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Not sure. If you can get the other IDs, then it would make sense that you can get that particualr ID.
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It might be possible using managed code with a full trust form, but I wouldn't know where to start you.
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This would require a custom ActiveX control, but I'm not sure whether even then it would work because InfoPath allows only limited interaction with ActiveX controls.
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Check the XML file that the manager received and see if it contains the InfoPath processing-instructions at the top of the file. It sounds like those are getting stripped out for some reason.
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Okay--someone else will have to jump in to assist you then. I don't have any background on the app.config file.
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Is that .xsn file open anywhere? Does anything have it locked? I don't recall running into this issue when using WordPrint, but then that was a long time ago. Perhaps removing and reinstalling it will help?
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Are you referring to InfoPath.exe.config? If so, this doesn't sound like a good solution to me. Each user would need to have this file, with the db connection string.
As for your other question, the .config file should be located in the same Office11 folder as InfoPath.exe. If it doesn't exist, it must be created.
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InfoPath 2007 introduces the ''Combo Box'' control -- which is essentially a Drop-Down List Box control with additional features.
This control DOES allow the user to type into it--BUT it does not presently do type-ahead features, such as showing an increasingly filtered list of options as you type, nor does it filter the list when you expand the ...