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I would set up the email connection to use a form field for the "to" and the "subject". Then you can either put those fields on the form for your user, or have some other fields the user can fill out to append to the original "to" address or subject... Or you could let the user enter Cc's or something like ...
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Oh, I see. I'm sorry, I don't think anything currently in qRules does this - in the Filler, we use an Http web request to upload the file, and in the browser, we use the SharePoint object model.
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Any chance I can see your form? You can attach it to a reply under the options tab. :)
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I've had trouble with filtering in browser forms too - I assume you went back to using a formatting rule for this?
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I don't think that there is anything in qRules that could do this - you are downloading the file to a local location, then updating (all via code) then writing it back to SharePoint? I wonder if this would be helpful: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee945362(v=office.12).aspx
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Yes, but you'll have to implement the RefreshSharePointListItems command for this (or add a button for the delete and use CAML). You can use refresh in report mode if you don't want your items updated with changes from the list.
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So, that formula uses preceding-sibling and is basically saying "if the name is the same in this row as the row before, hide this". More here: http://www.xmlplease.com/axis
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InfoPath is just being a jerk. I have seen this with conditional formatting rules - I give my big complex rule a nice name, come back & it is all split up. I've never spent any time to see I could track down the bug (like if there are specific steps that cause it to do this). As long as your formatting works, I'd say just let it do its ...
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See the post directly above - I already posted it for you?
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You may want to ask your SharePoint admin for help, see if there is anything in the logs that is of use.