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I think if you know the URL for the account picture, you could do this with a calculated value that concats in the user's name as needed for the URL. So - find some place where the user's profile picture is displayed, right click and select "Inspect" so you can find the correct URL for the picture. :)
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I guess what I would do is on the submit rules run a query to get back all the rows that match on date, and then use the count function to determine if this should be allowed to submit. If you have trouble with the date format for the query put the query and data fields on the form with a button to run the query, for test purposes, and try a ...
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Put the lookup fields on the form so you can see the values in them, if you haven't already - I often just drag the entire data source onto the form so I can see the actual values. It may be that the data is returned as ID;#Title or something and you need to use a substring formula to get the right value to set your query field in your second ...
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Sure, because numbers don't have preceding 0s. :) See the attached sample for one way to do this - I only included a few months in my dropdown, but there is a mix of single & double digits. Save the file locally, right click and select design, then preview and pick a month.
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I'm more used to seeing a 5566, but if the error in the logs is a 401, unauthorized, direct your admin to the KB I linked to - there are options other than disabling loopback outlined there.
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If the error message you are getting includes "5566", your SharePoint admin can take the first approach outlined in this KB as well to specify host names: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/896861/you-receive-error-401-1-when-you-browse-a-web-site-that-uses-integrate
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Yuck. You might try setting postback to always on the list control - right click the control and under browser set the radio to always, see if that makes a difference? Any XPath reference will talk about preceding-sibling - I like this one: http://zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/Output/examples.html
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They likely need to disable loopback check. You should get them the correlation ID and time of the error, so they can review the logs.
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What's the failure? I'm not sure what the OOB actions are (as far as I know, there isn't really an OOB way to submit to a list - are you using CAML / web services?) - if it is using the lists.asmx service, you may have some settings that need to be changed on your SharePoint server to be able to execute a web service request to ...
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The rich text field is not actually empty. You can take a look at one of your XML files, and you'll see that once you've entered text and removed it, you'll see a element. A possible work around would be to add another regular text field (doesn't have to show on the form) and then set it to a default value of the rich text field. ...