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See if the attached sample helps - save it locally, right click and select design, then preview. The validation rule is on field 4.
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https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/infopath/2010/06/03/how-to-pass-querystring-data-into-an-infopath-form/ has info on passing in a parameter. I'd just use something unique to form 1, pass it in the URL, and then in form 2, have logic to query for form 1 from its library, and rules to populate the fields.
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I may not be answering your question correctly, because I'm not sure what an offline mode list form template is. But if the form submits to a SharePoint Library, in the submit data connection, set the file to not overwrite.
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So - if the second form uses input parameters, those can be passed in via the URL. But you'd need code in the second form to use those input parameters - are these browser forms? If so, you could host form 2 in a web part, then pass in a query param in the URL, and use form load rules in the second form to get data from the first form. ...
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You may want to check the Form Options > Versioning to make sure the template is set to upgrade existing XML. It sounds like new nodes aren't being added when old XML is opened with the updated templates. Keep in mind that if you have deleted any nodes, and you upgrade the existing XML, those will be removed. Here's a blog post on ...
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Hi! Usually I just add them under the Options tab. The Add Picture button is for linking a picture posted elsewhere online. You can only add one attachment under the Options tab, so sometimes people put a number of screenshots together into one. We are running on an older version of Community Server, so don't have all the bells & whistles ...
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There are so very few commands that require the admin option - RenderForm & SubmitAsUser do, and maybe one or two more. I'll make a note to get this documented with the next release.
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You need to be setting postback to always on the controls that execute commands. So right click your button, then select the button properties. On the browser tab, set postback to always.
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You do not need to use the Admin Deploy injection option if the only command you are using is SubmitToSharePointList. Just use Sandbox. What are the errors you get when you try to activate the template? Can you or your SharePoint admin check the logs?
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Is this in browser or filler forms? Some of us have had some oddness with InfoPath in the past week (rule inspector blank, date picker shows as a grey box) - here's that post: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/31763.aspx