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Thank you so much for posting this! Great write-up - I'll edit your post a little later to see if we can get the pics to show up, since they aren't for me. :)
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Okay - a few things I should mention - qRules can do this for you in a rules based way, as well as delete nodes and a kajillion other things - you can try a free download here.
However, given the sample form you first posted, you could add code to the button on the form, and use this: //get the parent node for the repeating ...
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okay - so you have to allow that in order for this technique to work - I'll grab your earlier form sample and help you with a little code.
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Not when going from Browser to Filler - Filler has more functionality than Browser. The other direction you can have issues - but the Design Checker will usually give you a head's up.
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If you change the form compatibility to Filler (under the form options) the initial code you were trying would likely work for you - and that would be the simplest approach. :)
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Is your form a browser or filler form? If browser, ExecuteAction won't work for you.
EDITED TO ADD - sorry, that didn't sound too helpful. But if ExecuteAction will work for you (your form will be a filler form) then it is going to be the simplest code - if not, I can help you with the code.
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I have good news and bad news!
The good news is that I just created an InfoPath 2013 form with a REST connection to a SharePoint 2013 site. I am not having any errors trying to connect, and it pulls my data in.
The.... uhh... bad news? That makes it even more likely the issue would be with your server. Do you have access to the SharePoint ...
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Ah - I was wondering if using a default would bite us. I'll take another look later today....
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I'll try with one of my servers later today and let you know if I have an issue in 2013. You may also want to try Fiddler while creating the connection in IP to see if it gives you any insight.... more later today. :-)
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I meant to say "copying repeating values" not just copying values.
I asked about filler vs. browser because if you are using filler you could try the OpenForm command.
I'm assuming when you save your form, you know the name of it? That is what I am suggesting you pass to your new form, so you know what current form the new ...