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Oh - I missed this post & had taken a look at the data file - glad you figured out the encoding & it is working!
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I see what you are saying - I get the same error trying to create a data connection to that file. It seems like it would having something to do with the encoding - but your original forms had XML files with Russian letters, and IP let you create data connections to those! I mainly use Notepad ++ to create XML files, by the way, with the XML plug ...
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Here is a simple sample that uses an XML file for both the parent and child dropdowns. You can go to the resource files and save the XML file out that is used so you can see the structure - basically, the first dropdown gets it data from the "parent" node, and is set to display unique items only. The second dropdown has a filter on it to ...
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So - I see all three dropdowns are bound to different fields - is that intentional / necessary?
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Under a reply, in the options tab, you can add a file - so you can attach a screenshot there. :)
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So cool - thanks so much for sharing this, Ray!
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I haven't had a chance to look at your form yet, it is on my list for today.
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As to your code question - what version of InfoPath are you using? If 2013, you need VS 2012 for writing managed code....
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InfoPath templates are .xsn file extensions. They create .xml files. If you create a new form library from SharePoint, instead of from InfoPath when you publish, I think the default file type is .xml.... Sorry if I am not quite answering your question - I didn't quite understand it. :)
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In general, when a condition is not applied when I expect it to be, I either have the condition wrong, or I am incorrect in what the current value is. I'm guessing you are currently hiding if the security role is blank or if the security role contains directors? Is that the case? Try putting the security role field on your form as a text ...