The site is simply a one page form with a submit button, basically a web form for employees to use for new user requests. On submit a specifically crafted email is sent to our ticketing system creating a ticket for the various IT groups involved in New User setups. The ticketing system sends an email to an "Authorized Manager" asking for approval for the request. The drop down list is a list of Authorized Managers. Currently the site is in prod, with a hard coded list of Authorized Managers, I am trying to improve it by using AD Security groups so that I don't have to manually maintain the list. Should I ditch the above code and try something else, or is there some way that I can salvage it? I am just a script monkey Sys Admin trying his hand at "actual" prgramming to improve process.

This article looks like it will be very useful for a variety of things.   Thanks for the link, it is now bookmarked. :) I am not seeing anywhere in it however that goes over getting the members of a group.   The part of the article linked above will return me all group memberships a specific user has if I am undestanding it right.   I have a group that contains three groups, and I want to populate the list box with the members of all three groups.   The code I posted above works fine if the group directly contains user accounts, but when I use it on a group that only contains groups, I get back the subgroups instead of the user accounts.