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No, I don't think there is a risk - here is the MSDN page for the property:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.administration.spwebservice.declarativeworkflowautostartonemailenabled(v=office.14).aspx
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Set the postback on the button to always - under the button's properties, in the browser tab.
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Thanks for the sample - But I'm not sure where preceding-sibling needs to come into play here? Were you wanting to check the preceding row in your form rule conditions? Or set values to the preceding row?
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Where are you trying to use the formula? Want to attach a sample form under the Options tab and I can give you a hand?
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I'm afraid this may still be the best way.... I guess one thought (not sure if it will work, but may be worth a try) would be to use a UDCX for the submit connection that uses an SSO for the credentials? Then when they submit it will be with the creds for the SSO?
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Oh my - does your form have custom code? I think the best way to delete these is going to be from the UI - open the form in design mode, go to the Data tab in the Ribbon and find the Resources button. Do these files show up there? If so, highlight each one and click remove. This can be done from source files if you feel adventurous - the file ...
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Can I see one of your non-working XML files? You can attach a file under the Options tab in a reply.
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What have you tried for conditional formatting? I'd think getting the past events to drop off would be easy - for the "only show 4" requirement, things may be a little trickier. Here's a simplified sample - save it locally, right click & select Design to open in design mode. From there you can preview and take a look.
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Sure. You can just drag your repeating group into the new view from the data source task pane, and add conditional formatting to the repeating table to hide certain rows. Attached is a simple sample - save it locally, right click, select design and preview from there. (Note, the comparison that is hiding the rows is a little nutty, because ...
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I would just hide the list box unless the button has been clicked - you should be able to do this with rules alone, no code needed. See the attached sample, save it locally, right click, select design to open in design mode & preview.