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I know our test team is suppposed to start reviewing functionality soon - is it only Insert your 2013 users are having issues with? Or all commands? Do they also have 2010 installed? Any additional details you can provide would be helpful.
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Did you approve the updated connection file?
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qRules can do this (and soooooo much more) - you may want to check out the free trial.
If you have to roll your own, this blog post may help you set the specific CAML fields.
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Well, my guess is that when you publish, you need to indicate that the promoted property can be edited from the list - I don't think you'll see it in the Form Options > Promoted Properties, but actually have to select it on publish:
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That is really odd - I'm sorry to tell you this, because I'm sure it isn't terribly helpful, but I just tried this and it didn't happen on my ShP 2010 site & list - so whatever is going wrong seems like it may be specific to your environment.....
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Your screenshot wants a user name & password. :-)
Is the form opened in InfoPath or in the browser?
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Caching can be a problem, to be sure - I think I'd start by investigating differences between the systems that are updating correctly and those that are not.
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We can't conditionally hide columns in IP.... You could try using a section without any layout tables and see if you can get things to display / align the way you want. Attach a sample form under the Options tab if you'd like someone to take a quick peek at what you are trying to do.
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Does the library include the department? Or a reference to the department you can use to join these?
I'd think the repeating table you'd display would be from the library. Then you could use a calculated value to display the related department info you need from your department list - and maybe some conditional formatting to only display ...
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What language / OM are you using? I'd think this would do it....this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().OuterXml;