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I use Office 2016 & IP 2013, and am able to email an active view from a form. Are the submit options correctly configured, if you walk through the email submit connection (I'm sure you have checked this a hundred times, I had to ask tho). If you attach the form to a reply (under the Options tab) I'd be happy to take a quick look at ...
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Is the site listed in your "Compatibility view settings" list in IE? Or maybe you have the "Display intranet sites in compatibility view" checked & they don't?
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So - is the list currently in an XML file? If so, you can add that as a resource file to your form & use that as your external data source. I prefer that to hardcoded options, I think it is easier to just export, update, and import my XML. Plus, for some things, it is nice to have an XML you can re-use in different forms. :)
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Hi - glad you found a solution & thanks for updating. I was out for a long weekend for the US holiday - don't want you to feel like you were just talking to yourself. :)
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I would imagine that saving data to the user's desktop from a browser form would be very complex. I'm not even sure what to suggest. But you could probably save to a shared folder as long as that folder is mapped on your SharePoint Server. You will need to have Visual Studio 2012 installed (if you are using InfoPath 2013). The form ...
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Do your forms work in preview? I think you are saying that you entirely removed the forms from the site, then re-uploaded them as admin deployed from Central Admin? I'd expect that to work even if the old versions had issues due to database clean up.
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If you change the first dropdown on one of your conditions on the Main repeating section to "the expression", you'll see:
my:Main_Comment = preceding-sibling::my:Main_Repeating_Comment/my:Main_Comment
Do the same on the Options:
my:Option_Comment = ...
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Well - I think you could combine a few things to get this information.... What about screenshots of the data source with "Show Details" selected to see the types? Otherwise, I'd save as source files and leverage the schema file for field names / data types (in NotePad ++ with the XML tools, you could probably create an XPath to ...
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Wonderful - thanks for the updates & glad you have it working. :) Hopefully you can recreate in your production environment w/out too much trouble.
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How is your multiselect set up? Does it have the name for the display and the email for the value?