InfoPath Dev

I know this sounds strange, but on the picture button control, set the bottom margin to -5 px. I don't know how this will react (if at all) on a browser, but in the rich client it should resolve your issue.

 That example already has a RemoveFirstItem() function. A poor-man's way to accomplish this it to figure out how many options there are, and call this function that many times. But that isn't very efficient. You can try to set the InnerXml to an empty string. This works most of the time, but sometimes it gives an error. Or you can try ...

You have a drop-down, bound to some node in either in your main DOM or a secondary DOM, which is popualted with your database values. To create a default selection, you need to either go to that specific node, to which the drop-down is bound, and set the default value there. If you are unable to set a default value on that node (i.e. because it is ...

 That should work well for a scaled down solution. Thanks.

 Glad to hear you got it fixed.

 Glad to help

You need repeating nodes: <Users>     <User>domain\alias1</User>     <User>domain\alias2</User>     <User>domain\alias3</User>     <User>domain\alias4</User>     ...

 Glad we could help you.

 To remove the nil attribute (required before setting a value to a field with the nil attribute), you select the attribute the same way you would select any node, and then delete it. Then you can set the value.

There are no built-in statistical functions. InfoPath uses the XPath functions, plus a few of its own internal functions. To get statistical calculations, you will need to either have a way to manually calculate those using the existing limited math features InfoPath provides, or use code to do the calculations.