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From the settings menu in IE, select the Compatibility View option - however, it may already be in compat view if it is in trusted sites.
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I'm having trouble understanding the question - I'm sorry. Can you maybe attach some screenshots under the Options tab in a reply? You are searching a form library from within an InfoPath form - is that correct? You may want to look into using REST to query, then you have a greater flexibility for finding items that contain a ...
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I think you need to add a parameter after .xsn in your URL - try ?noredirect=true and see if that helps. :)
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Maybe walk through the data connection again and make sure the data connection is set to sort correctly?
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What web browser are they using? Try IE, and add the site to compatibility view if just IE doesn't work.
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I've made some changes to this - added details in the form, so save this locally, and then right click and select design and preview from there. Your actual form is a SharePoint list form, right? If so - yes, the rows will auto populate on query if you set the main data source query field for user name and then run the query.
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Honestly? I would worry too. Generally, the data connections in the form have to be updated to be directed to the new list / library. I wouldn't have much faith that a redirect would work. But perhaps they have a test environment already set up and have checked this?
Also, if you publish a form to a new location (which it sounds like ...
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So - is this a list form? I ask because you mention an edit view. Does the form open in the browser for anyone? Generally, if a form is supposed to open in the browser and does not, either the library settings are incorrect, or the form hasn't been set to the correct compatibility.
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Can you attach your template in a reply under the options tab? I could take a look at the rules - see why your name isn't getting set in the following rows. As to the second issue - would setting the query fields to the common value, like the user name, then querying get all the items back in the form? Maybe on form load? I just did a ...
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I would probably use a secondary XML file for the "global" fields and add rules to set the main data source values when they change. In your form load rules, you'll need to set the global fields to the current main data source values for your Edit view. As to seeing "all the computers" - maybe add another secondary data ...