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I'm guessing you have rules in the form to populate some fields? Do you get any errors when the rules / data connection run? What do you see in the ULS logs?
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So - the submit fails? You get an error? Or the form closes and just doesn't save data? You've checked the ULS logs?
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What is the XPath to your repeating group? You can right click on it in the fields pane and select copy XPath to find it. You can also try using Internet Explorer to see if you are able to attach a file under the Options tab & I can give you a hand - sometimes the forum works better w/ IE.
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According to MSDN, the Webs web service "provides methods for working with sites and subsites" - so I'd guess that this is a normal part of the publish process and something else has changed. Have your permissions changed on the site? Do you have a SharePoint admin who can take a look?
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I'm not sure what you mean - I'm guessing your repeating table is from a secondary data source? And you'd like to know if you can delete a row in that data source? You'll need code (or qRules) for that, in general. If your secondary data source is a SharePoint List and you are not using Office 365, you could use CAML - have a ...
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That's unfortunate - you won't be able to use REST in SharePoint Online in an InfoPath browser form. I don't know of a solution for this - but I'm wondering if you could instead have your users enter the first three characters of the item you want and have another field that just has that substring? You could use MS Flow (or ...
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Ok - the issue is with your mapping. However, using the union operator seemed to work! So, manually modify your mapping.xml file to remove one of the attachment mappings and set the other to union the two nodesets together:
<Mapping>
<FormField IsRichText="false" ...
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No - but you could use REST for this! http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/26808.aspx has some URLs with a concat to pass in a value.
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So - you have two different fields mapped as attachments. Did you try with just the repeating one mapped? Everything else looks right to me. I took a look at the code too & it should be looping through all instances of the attachment node and attaching all of them. Your first button command looks fine - you could leave off the /mapping ...
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It may be when you first tried you didn't have a space around the "/" character on either side. The formula editor would have misinterpreted that as being part of an XPath. :)