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Wonderful - glad you figured it out. For future reference, here's the list of URL parameters for IPFS & info on them: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ms772417(v=office.14).aspx
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I don't think there is a way to get the user name via email - what is the error for the users where it shows an error? Wouldn't it be better to address the root cause?
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Ok - so you have a list w/ Employee Name and Manager Name & you have a data connection to that list? Drag the entire thing onto your form, so you have the query & the data fields. Add a button that queries the data source. Now you can preview the form and see the data. Click the button to return the values - what's in the list? ...
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Here you go - save it locally, right click & select Design, then preview to try it.
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This may help if you are just looking to have the next date auto populate: http://www.bizsupportonline.net/infopath2007/automatically-populate-repeating-table-infopath-sequential-dates.htm
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Any chance you can attach a copy of your template under the Options tab in a reply? That would help me understand the question. :)
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So - the Source URL parameter is correct, but you are seeing an old version of the page? I wouldn't think InfoPath would be the culprit there, as long as the URL is correct.
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Are you looking for validation rules? Or would you just like to auto-set the next date?
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Modify the Rate data connection and select the checkbox to run the query when the form load. Remove the rule from the Date of Travel field that runs the query. The way the form is now, the query will run every time the date changes - that is unnecessary. When I click the Edit XPath checkbox, I get ...
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InfoPath doesn't have an if / then - but if this is on a field in a repeating table, you may need to use the current function in your formula for the value. In your rule, click on the formula editor for the value. Select the edit XPath checkbox and copy the resulting XPath - paste in a reply & I can help you out. Let me know the name of ...