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To both launch the hyperlink and submit with just one button click you will have to use code.
Note that your code can just call the same data connection you have setup so it's not too hard if you're a dev already.
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It does sound like the same issue. I've replied on the other topic thread with a potential solution.
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Instead of using rules you should try setting the default value of the Price field to the lookup value filtered on the selected product. That should solve your issue.
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Unfortunately, the InfoPath integration with Outlook does not allow this detailed level of mail message parameter setting. It's a very good point and I'll pass along the feedback to my friends in the InfoPath team.
At this point you'll have to do it via code completely. I'm not sure if you can get at the OLK object model from script.
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The Convert Main Data Source algorithm is very intelligent but not perfect. It could also just be an issue of hitting a limitation. If what Shalaja says isn't the issue for you then you should be able to just right-click and fix the binding manually.
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This sounds like more of a SharePoint question actually since it is SharePoint permissions not allowing anonymous save. To workaround it you could try submitting to a db or web service instead. This is a very interesting scenario.
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In the data section do you have the dropdown bound to that node or a text box? The relation will always send the key value. You will need to either use a dropdown to display the name (selected from the key value) or can use an expression box to lookup the name using the key and your secondary data source and then display the text value.
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Note, the reason for this is security. Allowing saving to the file system without full trust could be a worm vector.
Also, I'd like to take the opportunity to mention that from a usability perspective, I recommend against augmenting the built-in InfoPath UI for local save, print, etc. The danger is providing a crutch when the user instead needs ...
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Note, the icon cannot be changed as this is hardcoded into InfoPath to ensure consistency across IP forms.
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You're welcome. Glad to help. Truth be told, we were recently struggling with the same thing on a customer project. We only just figured out this trick a month or so ago. :)