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Is this a template for which forms have already been filled out? If so, I wouldn't recommend changing your rich text field to regular text because that would most likely cause problems with opening the existing data.
If you do have existing forms and objective is to get rid of the rich text and use ordinary text instead, I would ...
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MainDataSource.CreateNavigator().SelectSingleNode("/my:Root_Element/my:ID", NamespaceManager).SetValue(strFileName)
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Unhiding a control is simply the inverse of hiding it:
If Control != A hide section
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If you remove the &OpenIn=Browser part from that URL, I believe it should open the form in InfoPath.
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We already gave you some ideas. Did you check them out?
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Is this a browser form or a filler form? If it's a 2010 filler form, I believe you have the option of a scrollable section, and then you could just enter in the text like Ernesto is describing.
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The error suggests that the issue is probably in one or more of the form's xsl (view) files. I'd suggest opening them up in a text editor and searching for LD People Directory1. If you like, you can zip up just the XSLs that contain bad data connection names and upload that ZIP here, and someone can help you figure out how ...
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Did you try my suggestion? That might save users from having to go through the extra prompt.
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In addition to swapping the ORs with ANDs, please switch the ANDs with ORs:
(../Textbox1 != "A" or ../Dropdownlist1 != "X") and (../Textbox1 != "B" or ../Dropdownlist1 != "Y") and (../Textbox1 != "C" or ../Dropdownlist1 != "Z")
It is somewhat mind bending, but you can make sense of it ...
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It looks like you've moved the braces for the first while loop to the wrong place. The opening brace has to be after the while line, not before it.