InfoPath Dev

 Euw. Thanks for posting what worked - it may help someone else who has the issue.

 I'd take the second option, personally. And yes, this will show a new version for each and that you (or whatever account the code runs under) updated each - and I don't think there is a way around that - I don't think Modified By can be overwritten, although you may want to check around on that - see if you can change it to not ...

 Thanks - let us know what you learn. I've seen that my code sometimes gets saved to a temp file, but on close seems to write to the selected location - but hadn't tracked through that since most of my IP 2013 stuff at this point has been quick testing for bugs in existing forms.

 You aren't stupid. InfoPath is confusing sometimes. The forms you copied (the XML) to library B are still "linked" to library A - in the XML, if you were to look at it in a text editor, you'd see the href was still pointed to library A. So when those XML are opened, they open with the form in library A. In library B, select ...

 Hooray! Great way to wrap up the week - I'm so glad you got it sorted out!

 Thanks - as mentioned above, if you can send your form to the support email address, I'd be interested in taking a look at it. Did setting the use web services node to true resolve this?

 And I just verified with a CAML query testing tool I use that submitting to a hyperlink column in a SharePoint list the URL, a comma, and the display name works as anticipated. :)

So you know - I was intending for you to have the hyperlink as a column in your list - I wasn't counting on you having a hyperlink control on your form as well. If that is the case, you may need to map a different field that you don't actually display on the form so you can submit the url, a comma, and the display text - does that make ...

 Let me double check my syntax too - I'll let you know if comma followed by display is incorrect. :)

 Well - I'm sure you know that this is a lot trickier to get right than just first letter of first and last name - since a last name like O'Brian or McAfee starts getting pretty tricky. But you could use translate and substring functions to try this - like: concat(translate(substring(my:FirstName, 1, 1), ...