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Okay - so you can open form B in the browser right now, just not from the link in form A? The error log info looks like a security exception - since the forms are admin deployed, can you try making them full trust? You don't have to sign full trust admin deployed browser forms, just check the full trust option in the form options....
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I don't believe you will be able to do this without code (qRules can do this - it is a code library you use via rules). Here is a link that suggests leveraging Excel Services - which if you have access to those & this is not an Office 365 browser form, may be an option.
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If you need to actually update the total fund in the list with that value - you'll end up needing to use CAML and the SharePoint Lists webservice. Here's a thread on that which may help you get started: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/12872/45420.aspx#45420
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It shouldn't - but there is an easy way to test this. Download an existing XML file. Make the change in your form. Under Form Options > Preview, navigate to your downloaded file using the browse button where you can select data to preview with - preview, and use File > Save As to save a copy of the file again. Open the saved file with a ...
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Site collection admins should be able to see the relink view in the view menu for the form library. I don't understand your explanation, I'm sorry - I'm not sure what an "application" is this scenario - are you talking about saved XML files?
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Just an FYI - you may have very well had current() and then made a minor modification to your schema. InfoPath sometimes (I have not yet tracked down when or why, but I think it is when a field is added) REMOVES current() from more complicated formulas like this. It does this to make sure we all get plenty of cardio when our heart rates shoot up ...
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Sorry, you got trapped in the moderation queue - I need to figure out why that is happening for some users. I tightened the SPAM controls recently after an out of control attack. :)
Your screenshots don't show - can you attach them under the Options tab in a reply?
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InfoPath leverages Internet Explorer for security and rendering.
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Run your code in debug so you can see what is going on - here's a post on how to do that. My guess is that "group4" doesn't have a value of "delete".
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Did you try adding about:internet to Trusted Sites in Internet Explorer? The original thread you found has that as a suggestion and it has worked on my machine.