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Since your form is a SharePoint List form, it's a browser form. You could add a button to switch views, let the user enter their message there, and then send the email from that view and switch back to the main view. Code can't be added to a list form.
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Where do you want the user to go after they close the form? You could add the Source param and use that URL for the value... I don't know if adding a source param is going to make a difference. I don't recall us doing anything special with the server at all for this to work.
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https://server/sites/site/_layouts/15/FormServer.aspx?XsnLocation=/sites/site/FormServerTemplates/ReceiveItems-DEV.xsn&SaveLocation=/sites/site/Item%20Receipt&DefaultItemOpen=1&Source=%2Fsites%2Fsite%2F_layouts%2F15%2FFormServer.aspx%3FXsnLocation%3D%2Fsites%2Fsite%2FFormServerTemplates%2FDashboard-DEV.xsn%26DefaultItemOpen%3D1%26Source ...
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I'm opening my form from a hyperlink in another form....
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If you have to open a new mail message and not send it, you will have to use code. However, if typing the custom message into your InfoPath form is an allowable work around, you could just put all the stuff you don't want in the email in a separate section (or use multiple views if this is a browser form) and hide things you don't want to ...
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I'm sorry, I'm having trouble understanding your question. In general, if you want to submit multiple copies of a form to the same library, you just have to make sure the form name is changing. I usually add a field for the form name to my schema (doesn't have to show on the form), use that field in my submit connection, and then use ...
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Here's a sample form - there is a calculated value on the form with the expression for this. Save the attached file locally, right click the saved file and select Design. Then you can preview and check it out.
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What browser are you using? I have a browser form, IP 2013, with a similar setup - -1 on all controls except the field for the barcode, which is 0, and it works as anticipated in Chrome and IE.
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This will require custom code. Here's a StackOverflow post that may help you with this.
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I missed where you said you were going to try to submit to a list - many SharePoint web services aren't available in browser forms on SharePoint Online, unfortunately.