InfoPath Dev

That was very helpful (that may sound sarcastic, but it absolutely is not), but leads to a follow up: Fields that were added to the library by FormsViewer (via promoted properties) are readable from a Power Automate flow, but don't show up in the list of fields that can be updated. Is there a way to address this?

I have an XML Library & a form defined for it. I want to add a field to that form and have it show up as a column in the XML library that it posts to. What is the proper sequence of adding it to the form, the library, and the list of promoted properties (or what to use instead of promoted properties) so that the submitted value is displayed ...

For submission validation, I want to be able to test all occurrences of a repeating section to see if any meet a certain criteria: for example, do any of the dropdowns not have a selection, or do any numeric fields have a negative value. The best I've come up with is: ...

Never mind :) The field/control bindings hadn't been properly set. I did so via Infopath Designer; didn't see a way to do so from the FV designer. I'm guessing that, since the controls weren't bound to anything, any chance the webform got it reset them. Anyway, thanks for letting me work it out on my own!

I have a form with 4 sections arranged in the following manner: a string-backed checkbox is used to determine if a section of other string-backed checkboxes gets displayed or not; specifically, the section is only displayed if the "mater" checkbox is checked. This show/hide functionality works as expected. One of the 4 sections also ...

I don't see such a button, but I don't see any of what is in your screenshot (except for the "Promoted Properties" tab, but I see it alongside qRules, View, Resource Files, Data Connections, Form, SharePoint Mappings, but not near any "Publish Location" tab). How would I get there?

How would one go about changing the Publish Location on the Promoted Properties page of FormsViewer Designer?

DisplayName & AccountType are populated; AccountId is not.

I have files in an XML Forms library which were created by an InfoPath form, which contains a Person field. That field doesn't show up in the Library definition, but the entered value is displayed when a file is re-opened, and I can see the information contained in the file's contents. If I open a file up using a FormsViewer form ...

Awesome! Where would I find out how to use SaveToSharePoint?