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I'm out of ideas. I'm assuming the form has not been browser compatible in the past? You will probably just have to start disabling logic / removing defaults until you are able to get the form to work in the browser.
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Great, so hopefully what I was trying to explain made sense - I think you just had the subpackage dropdown configured wrong for the value field. :)
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I could see in the form files that there were still files intended for including offline data - apparently changing that setting didn't clean up the form files. I've manually removed them and the references to them in this copy of the form - maybe try this one, but I'd verify the data connections work first. Did you originally design ...
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So - you disabled all your form load rules, and republished your form, and you get the same error? Do you have any fields with default values that have a large number of rules being run? I also noticed that your form template had a number of XML files for use offline (which a browser form will never be) - I wonder if removing those would help, as ...
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You have to try to figure out what the issue is. The error now tells you the current issues with your form - that the default values or rules are taking too long to process. If this were an on premises server, you might be able to make configuration changes, but this is Office 365, right? So you have to figure out how to fix your form. Have you ...
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If it were my form, I'd start by disabling all the form load rules & see if it opened w/out an error. If it does, I'd start slowly re-enabling rules to see if I could isolate the issue.
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So, that is actually GOOD. It means the design checker is working, and returning warnings (not errors). You may want to try publishing that one and see if it opens in the browser.
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Is this the same template I attached to various posts for you? Because the template you initially provided returned the same error for me until I renamed the manifest.
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I'm sorry, your reply confuses me.
I'm suggesting that at the very beginning of your save code, you check for errors, using code like that in the link:int formErrors = this.Errors.Count;Then you can just not run your save code if formErrors > 0.
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Save the linked form locally by right clicking the link in the post, then you can right click the downloaded file and select Design to open in design mode - forms don't like being moved. :)