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Hey, that's great news! Have a wonderful weekend, and now you know what to do if you need to make changes in the future. :)
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It sounds like you fill out the form from a network share or a local drive, not SharePoint. You may need to republish the form to the original location. Sorry I can't be more help - I just don't really understand what you are trying to describe. In general, templates need to be republished to a new location, not just copied over. Filled ...
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So - you'll need to republish the template. Where do you currently open the form to fill it out? From SharePoint? Did you republish to SharePoint already?
What happens when you try to open previously filled out files with the updated template?
Here are the basics: ...
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Are you trying to open the template to make changes to it? Or just to fill it out?
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Hey, another thought - if this form isn't already in use, how about setting all your True / False fields and checkbox controls to use 1 for true and 0 for false? Then you could just add the fields. That may simplify the formula enough to get it to browser publish....
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No - not out of the box. Here's a post you may find helpful: http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/55142/modal-popup-from-the-infopath-2010-browser-enabled-form
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Right, I understand that - I just wanted to verify that it specifically was that rule that was the issue. I wonder about simplifying the rule - like use some helper fields, and if, say, 10 conditions are true, set helper field 1 to true and so on, then check the helper fields....
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You bet, glad that helped - for more, you may want to take a look at this: http://zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/Output/example16.html
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Oh wow. What happens if you take a copy of the form and remove the rule? Will it publish to browser then?
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Okay, so if you want to set FootprintCommRate to the preceding value:
../preceding-sibling::my:FootprintGrp/my:FootprintCommRate