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If you don't know that all I want to do is help people, then there is nothing else to say. Good luck finding your solution with free help.
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Placed it on your site how exactly? Why did you have to publish it as administratively-approved?
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If could be a data element that is a required field ("Cannot Be Blank") but that doesn't have an associated control on the canvas. You really just need to open the template in design mode and look for it. I'm very surprised that the error has no extra details pointing to the data element in question.
If you attach ...
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Ok, do it like this:
Create FullName data element in your main data source as a Text field
Drag element to form canvas (creates text box)
Double-click that box for it's properties
In the Default Value area, click the fx button
In the function builder, select "Insert field"
On the data source screen, choose ...
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If you don't actually need the email address in the dropdown, then put Full Name in the Value field. If you DO need that email address for other reasons, then set the default value of your other text field to this statement:
Set Field's Value:
NameField
Contacts(Full Name) where (filter) Contacts(email_address) equals ...
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Copy and paste your exact Xpath expression. You have to be very careful when copying and pasting things like apostrophes, commas, and quotes, because they get messed up in translation sometimes. The "my" namespace error may be due to you having a different schema, but I'd need to either see the XSN itself, a screenshot of ...
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Type in info to a dropdown? Do you mean selects from the choices in a dropdown? What is the logic for how selections correspond to a number? why not make the value for the display names equal to whatever number is required? That way, you already know the number the moment the selection is made, and all you have to do is set ...
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Make a copy of the template and start removing things one at a time - start with the data connections. Remove one...publish...repeat. See if there is a point at which the publish process goes back to normal.
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Does it happen with other forms or just this one? Try a new, blank form and test the publish.
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If you make the field required, then it doesn't matter which view it is in - it cannot be blank ever. It is not a good idea to use this setting if you have fields that can't be filled out until later in time. To get around this, you need to use data validation on the fields in the 2nd view and some sort of hidden check field in ...