InfoPath Dev

 Did you resolve this yet? I think you could use a secondary data source, bind the drop-down to that, and then populate the secondary data source programatically with the data from the ADO.NET connection.

 Try appending "&openin=browser" to the URL of the form.

I'd guess the problem is that your xpath selects the attribute field. If dfs:Risk_Actions is your repeating field, don't include "/@Situation" in your xpath; otherwise, the returned node set will contain the Situation attribute of the first node. 

 You don't have to set your default printer to PDF - you can just set it so the form itself prints to PDF by default. If you go into View Properties from the Views task pane and click on "Page Setup", you'll see the Printer name option.

So many ways to do this with JS, but the easiest is to use the Application.IsDestinationReachable method to programatically see if the file already exists in SharePoint. Try this code:     myFileNameField = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("//fileNameField").text;     myURL = ...

you can use a simple xpath like this: count(row[not(preceding::row = .)]) that will give you the count of distinct values. 

 It's definitely possible, and there are a couple of ways of doing this. You can declare the minOccurs attribute of the element in the schema to "3" with a maxOccurs value of "unbounded". Or, if you're so inclined, you can create a loading event within the form's managed code to clone the section and insert it ...

[quote user="nukkumatti"]something like if position() != count(number(position)) than hide could also work.[/quote]  or position() != last(), if you're into the whole brevity thing. 

No, I didn't find any workarounds (or answers). It's a little embarrassing making users write in bbcode, what with it being the year 2007 and all. Thanks for the memory leak posting...  

Do browser-enabled forms really only allow rich text editing via IE? Has anyone found a workaround? Further, does anyone know why in the world Microsoft chose to implement this "feature" this way?