InfoPath Dev

Thanks - I understand now. You need to deselect the group you don't want included by default in each of the instances of "group3" in the Default Data settings.

Sure - download and install Fiddler then open it so it can capture web traffic. Then open your form that is not updating the list item in Filler and execute the submit command. In Fiddler, on the left pane, look for the lists web service URL - Lists.asmx. Select it and on the right hand pane, look for the Inspectors tab. Usually for both the ...

Sorry, I'm sort of confused. Can you show me what you are trying to achieve? Like a screenshot or a word doc or something? The XPath question above, I just manually write these - I don't use the field picker in the formula editor.

The InfoPath form XML.

In the form data (Data tab, defaults) set the repeating field to not be included, or delete the repeating field prior to inserting. I do not know what is up with the weird formatting.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/lists.lists.getlistcollection(v=office.12).aspx The GetListCollection method of the Lists webservice in SharePoint will return all the lists - but since IP won't create a schema for the returned data, you have to use hand written XPaths to get the values back. There may be a web service that returns ...

Oh, okay - I misunderstood. In this case you do want to change the SharePoint URL in the mapping file via a regular InfoPath rule prior to executing the command. Change it to the correct sub-site: <SharePointListURL>http://atx-ee3</SharePointListURL>

Hi - do all the lists have the same column? Since in your mapping you have useListName = true, you can just use a rule to change the list name and you won't have to worry about the GUID. Since all your lists seem to be on the same site, you shouldn't have to change the URL. Simply modify the ListName attribute in the ListConnection node ...

Any chance there are more but your conditional formatting is incorrect? Maybe drag the repeating node onto the form so you can see for sure how many there are?

Thanks - and are you opening existing XML in filler or in the browser?  Have you ever used Fiddler? You could open an existing XML in filler, run Fiddler and see what CAML is being sent on submit (and more info on what the list service is returning) - that can be really helpful debugging something like this.