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I have confirmed your issue. Unfortunately this appears to be by-design for InfoPath. I believe it is a limitation of the way the inserting works by pulling unique fragments from the manifest.xsf file. Text values are simply embedded into the manifest fragment to be inserted, however, the expression is added as a default value formula for the ...
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Glad to hear you got it working!
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You need to go into the Repeating Table Properties dialog box, Display tab, and select the Show Filter Icon To Indicate Filtered Items check box.
Then, since you followed the previous instructions for removing the filter attributes from the manifest.xsf file (I thought you were using read-only tables) you will need to copy your filters to notepad ...
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Clarification: You don't access InfoPath objects (i.e. controls). You access XML DOM nodes. This requires knowing how to write code against the XML DOM. You can use JScript, VBScript, C#.NET or VB.NET for your code.
You use XPath to make selections of particular nodes (elements or attributes). Once you have a particular node, you can read or ...
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When you are setting up the promoted properties in the InfoPath designer (Tools | Form Options, I believe) there are choices for what data to get promoted when you have repeating data. One of the choices is merge, another is first, etc.
Keep in mind that you cannot actually promote repeating rows of data, you'll need to do some coding to ...
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Once your form is full trust, it should have rights to do whatever it needs to. Loading external XML files as data sources should not be a problem in full trust.
What is the error you are getting. And does it really go away when you go back to domain trust?
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I don't know of any way to force reapply of the filtes via code. Sorry.
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In your situation, you have to have the users click the table widget, and choose to reapply the filter manually.
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Thanks. Replied there: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/thread/20833.aspx