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Unfortunately filtering isn't available on secondary data sources. However, you can use conditional formatting which can accomplish the same thing.
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Please ignore the suggestion for using "var = new ..." that is for JScript, not VBScript. It won't work in your situation because you are using VBScript.
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Great! Glad to have helped.
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If you have manually populated your drop-down list, then you probably can't do this (at least not in any useful and easy manner). If you are populating the drop-down list from a secondary data source, then you just grab the stored value (the ID), and you look up the display value in the secondary data source using the ID value you ...
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Someone will have to help with the conversion (it shouldn't be very different), but in JScript you would write:
XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("/my:myFields/my:Signature").text = user;
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If, for example, you have your forms saved to a SharePoint site, you can certainly write code to pull up a list of saved forms... the user could select which one they want, and then have code use that form's data to populate the field in the currently open form.
There'd be a bit of code-writing to make it happen, but you could do ...
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Sorry -- should have noticed you said you were using browser form. There's a lot of functionality not available to the browser forms. Why you can't display a message box (basic JavaScript alert() functionality) is beyond me.
Good luck!
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If you want, you can hire the Qdabra team -- most of which are active on these forums...
http://www.qdabra.com/products.asp?cat=12
http://www.qdabra.com/ourpeople.aspx
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Ted, do you have a quick sample of how this works? Just some stub code, etc?
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The target node can be whatever node you want. Often the easiest for myself is to make it the root node. Since you can make up your own property names, you can have as many named properties as you want on any given node.