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Hi - could you clarify your question, or maybe start a new thread? What are you trying to do?
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What does the code in your form do? I'd assume that is the reason the form is full trust & signed?
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I like Michael's suggestion. Basically - rules run when the field with the rule is changed. So, you have a variety of options here. You could put the same rule on all of the fields involved. You could add a button, like Michael suggested. You could use a calculated value, and just hide that value if the first field is = 0. Lots of options! :)
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InfoPath doesn't have this feature.
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Hi - sorry I was so slow to see this & hopefully you have figured this out by now - but add a rule to the field bound to your dropdown that sets email to the email value in the secondary data source. Add a filter to make sure you get the right row - where the product line is equal to the selected product line. If you still need help, ...
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Have you tried something like the approach in this Stack Overflow question? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7363027/how-to-check-if-a-value-is-selected-in-a-multi-value-parameter
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You could add another field to your form and use a double eval to aggregate the values and promote that. Search the forum for "double eval" and you should be able to find help with the formula, or do a web search for InfoPath double eval.
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Just some Chrome users? Not all Chrome users?
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You could use code, CAML or qRules to submit the items directly to another list. Otherwise, if you use workflow, you may be able to use a loop to parse through the merged values.
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So, then your library is set to use content types. Are you 100% certain your library is using the content type you've updated by uploading the template to Central Admin? Maybe create a new library and activate the content type there to see if your promoted property is in the new library.