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Also, so you know, this is a known IP "feature" - if you switch views and send email, the view won't have rendered and you get a blank email. You aren't doing anything wrong. Here's another post on this subject, about halfway down I have a simple sample form. We generally just have everything in sections in a single view and ...
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And is Attachments the field bound to the attachment control?
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Can you attach your template or a screenshot showing your rule to the options tab on a reply?
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Nope - not dead at all.
Did you try "Attachments is blank"? Is present has to do with the presence of the node itself. I'm assuming the node will be present in your schema, but blank.
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In this version, I added data validation to just the first field - so you can see what the expression looks like. You'd need to add it to all your fields.
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It just displays a message - you should be able to use similar logic for validation rules on each of the fields bound to your checkboxes.
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Here's a link to customizing a list form: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg180738.aspx
Here's a blog post of mine for copying repeating data via code: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/hilary/archive/2008/07/04/how-do-i-copy-repeating-data-from-an-external-source-into-my-form.aspx
I'd really suggest you look into qRules if ...
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Here's a quick sample - right click the link in the header, save the file locally, right click and select Design to open in design mode, and then you can preview.
My checkboxes use 0 for false and 1 for true, so I can sum them to see how many are selected.
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What version of ShP / IP are you using? If 2010, you can use InfoPath for the SharePoint List form - and when you base an InfoPath form off a SharePoint list, you have the option of allowing edit of multiple items.
But, if I understand completely, the real crux of your problem is you want to copy repeating data from a secondary data source into ...
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Sure - I mean in theory that sounds fine. If the form is in heavy use, with lots of users, you still run the risk of overlap. So, on the click of your button, you'd need to query to get the highest serial number - as Ernesto points out, these aren't really numbers, so how will you do that? That would be the first issue. Then, you can, as ...