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Okay. Instead of adding the Admin DLL in your code as a reference, use the Browser version.
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Do you already have items in the library? Or is this in a new library? I'd guess offhand, instead of adding 1 to your max ID, you'd add 1747.
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You'll need to convert those two strings to integers (or decimals, whatever they are) in order to compare with greater than / less than. I use TryParse() usually. You can find samples here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f02979c7(v=vs.110).aspx
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Set your submit options to use rules. Then you can have rules to submit first to email, then to SharePoint. :)
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Only use the admin option if you are using commands that require it - you probably aren't, there are very few. Try re-injecting with Sandbox and see what happens.
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Sorry - I was out of the office last week! Glad you have it working. :)
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Hmmm - well, I know I'd want to store my options in SharePoint rather than update a form. :) At any rate, if you decide to revisit this and want to recreate the issue in a test form, drop a copy of the template here & I can take a look. I'm out of the office next week, so it would be the week of the 15th. :)
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It sounds like you have a rule on the field bound to the drop down to clear the values in the other fields? If you want, attach your form to a reply under the Options tab and I'll take a quick look.
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Hey, Mark - can you attach your form in a reply under the Options tab?
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Often this means you are trying to submit more than 255 char to a single line of text column. Could that be the case here?