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I have a cascading dropdown that works fine, except I would like the default selection to be based on the user authentication data. Can this be done?

I have a submission form where I have sections that are hidden based on the input of the user (if the user input is not as desired, an error message is displayed by unhiding a section). Users should not be able to submit the form when any section is showing, for this i intent to use event.preventDefault(). How can I do this in javascript? Any suggestion are welcome.

I am having trouble with a submission form getting a total amount. I can get the javascript to work if I enter values in standard fields. It works fine if I use custom values in a dropdown. Where the code does not work is when I use a cascading dropdown. The form is an internal billing request form. There is a price field which is based on the product selected in a previous form. When the select the product, the price goes into the cascading dropdown and fills in the form properly. After price is a field for additional charges and following that a field for discount. I have the following javascript in the footer of the submission form. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function summation() { var Cost = document.getElementById("InsertRecordPrice").value; var Additional_Charge = document.getElementById("InsertRecordAdditional").value; var Disc = document.getElementById("InsertRecordDiscount").value; var Total_Invoice = parseFloat(Cost) + parseFloat(Additional_Charge) + parseFloat(Disc); document.getElementById("InsertRecordTotal").value = Total_Invoice; } document.getElementById("caspioform").onsubmit=summation; </SCRIPT> There's obviously something I'm not getting about the difference between entering a value and using a cascading dropdown. Technically, it doesn't even need to be a cascading dropdown if there is another way to get a default value from a table. If anyone can see where my error is, please let me know. I even created a stand alone form with only the 5 necessary fields just for experimentation and I'm stumped. Thanks in advance.