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The account id field of the people picker has that value :)
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So I just put those on the form for your information - in the formatting on the second people picker, I'm hiding it if the account id from the first people picker doesn't match the result of the InfoPath userName() function - check that formatting on both the second people picker and the calculated value below it.
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Testing in the browser, I found that disabling the people picker only half-works. I couldn't click the button to use the address book but was still able to type in the field and enter data. So I took the approach of hiding it, and showing a calculated value with the display name of the second person. I've attached a sample, right click the ...
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This form has a UDCX that apparently submits to a SQL web service. If you don't know what SQL server it submits to, you may need to open the UDCX in a text editor to check. You'll want your SQL DBA to check for triggers on the database - Again, I still think it is likely that this is coming from a SharePoint workflow, but if you can't ...
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Emails are not coming from the XSN - it has no email connections. So it must be coming from a workflow on the library - or perhaps from SQL? I do see that the form submits to a SQL database as well - any chance there is a trigger there that sends the email?
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I did not! I'll email you another way to get it to me.
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Hi - your suggested filter should be fine - it isn't clear to me if you are using a double-eval (outside a repeating element) or just eval (in a field inside) - attaching a sample with both. Right click the link and save the file locally, right click the saved file and select design, then preview.
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Hi - it is most likely workflow. To check for code, you can save a form as source files and look for a .DLL file in the source files. But feel free to send me a copy of the form if you'd like me to take a look? Obviously, I can't hep check the workflows - there isn't a way to send those. :)
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Wonderful, I'm happy I could help you. :)
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One issue I have had with multiple selects is that a calculated default relying on them won't always update correctly. In this sample, I've added a button to set a field's value with another field from the secondary data source - right click the linked file, save locally. Right click the saved file, and select Design. From there you ...