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 I use an administrator approved browser-enabled content type in my form library that also provides the columns for it. When I updated the content type with a few more columns (promoted), they didn't show up in the library for some reason. I even tried creating a new library, but it would still use the old version of the content type, ...

 The simplest solution would be to use position(0) or first() directly in the rules section, but, these functions are forbidden for some reason. So I resorted to addressing the first element of the list in the code via an xml statement. ( ...[1] )

We are currently working on a form that will handle the approval process.  Basically, employee enters their ID and it self populates with information for that user (currently pulling this from SQL, but would like to pull from Windows Active Directory).  But, at the bottom we wanted a pull-down menu that will show the manager by ...

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I have a multiple section box and a listbox that are linked. If I check something in the former, then it displays in the latter. I can only highlight (AKA select) one line at a time in the listbox.  When I click submit, and it emails me the form... the listbox in the email only shows the line that was selected at the time the ...

Did you find a solution?  I posted the same problem in the MSDN SP/InfoPath Forum: http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/sharepointinfopath/thread/907c8744-e15e-48c8-99de-27de18b64d5c There must be a very simple way to resolve this.

Okay, I think I may have an idea of your scenario. Your button is using a rule to submit the form using your email submit connection.... and you are calling code. So it is exactly what you are suggesting. Rules run before code in IP, so the submit rule runs, then any code you have attached to the button. Deselect the rule on your button (no need ...

Hello Hilary and thanks for the quick response!  I am afraid that I have already tried very similar approaches.  It seems as if the form is trying to create the email twice when I do something like this.  The email already works as it is, do I need to remove the rule from the button that causes it to submit and then try the examples ...

Hi, and welcome! So, it appears that your form is set to use JScript as the programming language. Since you are using IP2003, you may have been running across code samples using the IP2007 object model with managed code, which could be part of the reason you are struggling. Here are some links that may help get you going in the right ...

 Hello Hilary, thank you for your reply. I thought about views depending on roles but microsoft say that user roles should not be used to secure confidential information because its possible to edit the xsn file in an notepad or something else. Do you have any other idea ?   thx jabbar