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Oooh, another thought - you have permissions to the list, right?
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I must not have been clear. What version of InfoPath are you using? 2007? 2010? Please don't say 2013 ....
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Wonderful - thanks for the update!
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In InfoPath 2007 and later, you should be able to specify whether to include the form or just the current view of the form when you create the email data connection - I don't think that was available in IP 2003 (but that was a long time ago...)
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Great, glad you found the answer - can you post what it was in case someone else has the same issue?
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This is a fun bug. If you switch views in the same ruleset as you send the email, you get a blank email.
We use sections in a single view instead. So, one section is the "fill out" section, and the other is the "email" section. I'll use another field, usually in a secondary data source, a boolean called ...
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How odd - What version of InfoPath are you using? Were the other SharePoint lists on the same SharePoint site?
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Well, you may want to check the properties of the field bound to each of the checkboxes - it may be the default value is FALSE - so the checkboxes appear blank, but the form passes validation because the field itself is not blank.
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And there aren't any rules on the time field? I'll see if I can reproduce this....
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I did a webinar on this not too long ago!
You'll need to use a link rather than a button, I'm afraid.
Here's a link to the webinar if you are interested.