InfoPath Dev

Correct, FormsViewer also does not support this at this time.

 Set your secondary data connection to NOT query when the form loads (that is a checkbox that is in the last screen of the data connection wizard, or maybe the next to the last - modify the data connection and walk through it). Then in your form, in a form load rule, set the query item id field in the secondary data source to the ...

 No. I'm not sure how you'd do this, I'm afraid - I imagine it could be done w/ custom code. I can add this as a possible future feature to our tracking database.

Thanks, bwhite05! I just tried removing about:intranet from my trusted sites & still have the issue. I'm on Windows 10 however, so perhaps it is not fixed there yet?

 Oh, got it - so you need to find stuff where the date the user selected is in the range of the recurring event? REST URL is generally like: http://servername/_vti_bin/listdata.svc https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff798339.aspx  http://johnliu.net/blog/2012/4/26/infopath-2010-query-using-the-rest-interface.html

 I don't feel very confident that I understand what you are trying to do - but if this is something you want to use InfoPath for, you could try using a REST query, maybe? That would give you a great deal of flexibility in your query itself for returning just the events you want....

 If this is a secondary data source, rules don't run on the initial query (I KNOW, RIGHT????). You can try one of the following: Instead of changing the value in the data source, add two calculated values to the table you are displaying the data in - One says "This is approved" and the other says "This is ...

Hooray! :)

I'm not sure - another thing I probably should have suggested is adding the site in compatibility view. Just copy a link to an existing form, add the URL query param to it, and send it to him in an email or something - see if when he clicks it the form opens properly.

I'm not sure what else to suggest then, I'm sorry.