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Yuck - I mean, that's some progress at least. I'm sorry I don't have an answer for this - InfoPath printing has always been a weak spot for the product. My only guess is that there still may be a CSS way around this.... did you try marking your table CSS as important?
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I'm wondering if there is some way to use the dev tools in the browser to see what's going on - do you only see this in the actual printed output? Or is it also visible in the browser?
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Have you tried just inserting a page break in the InfoPath form itself?
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So - this scenario, which seems so basic, isn't supported out of the box. Are you using InfoPath to customize your list forms? InfoPath doesn't support submitting secondary data sources unless you use code, which is not supported in SharePoint List forms. You may be able to use CAML for this in a list form as long as you aren't using ...
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I'd probably just use a concat here - does something like this work? concat(eval(eval(Person, 'concat(substring-after(pc:AccountId, "\"), "@abc.com", ";")'), ".."), ";", fieldWithUserName)
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That's really strange! And they are submitting, not saving? That is - if they are using Save from the ribbon, I don't think the data has to be valid.
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I just tried this - I added a data connection to the user information list, including the Account field. I set the data connection to not query on load. If I set the account field to the value returned by the userName function - which includes the claims prefix - and then run the query, my data is returned. I'm guessing the data populated ...
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I mean - without looking at the form it is hard to guess, but the rules in the screenshot look like something is setting a field named "Supplier" - whether that's the main data source field, I don't know. You could click on it and see. My guess is that when the "...VendorsUpdated" data connection executes, it sets the ...
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Is the Save button a button on the form? Or is it the Save button in the ribbon? Are there any form load rules? Is the Rule Inspector picture from the Save button? If you right click on the supplier field in the designer in the fields pane, and select Rule Inspector, what all sets the field? My guess is that there is some logic somewhere ...
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If you have access to the form template, you could look and see if there are any rules on the field where the text isn't saving that might be causing it to blank out. Can you describe the issue a bit more? Like - when you tab out of the field, the data you entered disappeared? Or when you save and reopen the form the data is no longer there? ...