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Simply create a rule on field1 with the condition:
The expression - /my:myFields/my:parentGroup/my:Field1 + (12 * /my:myFields/my:otherParentGroup/my:Field2) < 100
(naturally, the bold parts would need to be modified to match the actual path of those fields in your form)
Action: Set ...
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You shouldn't be using the number() function there. That may very well be the problem.
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Well, it's probably easier than that. Just use a /before parameter that filters on category and you should have it just where you want it:
/before=my:repeatingField[my:Category = 'value']
The only issue here is that this will fail if there are not yet any rows with that category name, so you will probably ...
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Restricted trust forms cannot use data connections and it appears that they cannot be published to SharePoint. The only way I'm aware that restricted trust forms can be used is by publishing them via e-mail like this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb251746(v=office.12).aspx
Can you describe your requirements a little ...
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It's my understanding that Email forms require restricted trust.
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Perhaps if you described your task with a bit more detail about what you're looking to accomplish, someone could propose a possible way to approach it?
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Yes, most likely. Full trust is only needed if you will be using some sort of intrusive code or accessing data sources outside your domain.
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If the certificate is for use just within your organization, then a self-signed certificate will typically suffice. The ones created with InfoPath seem to have short expiration periods, but if you go to Start->All Programs->Microsoft Office->Office Tools->Digital Certificate for VBA Projects, you can create a certificate with a ...
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qRules is essentially a DLL that you inject into your InfoPath form templates (XSNs) to add extra features to them via managed code. You send a command to this DLL by setting a value in a secondary data source (which is also injected), and qRules carries out the command. One of these commands is the Insert command, which you can use to ...
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Well, you can extract the form's source, open the template.xml in a text editor and use copy/paste to add as many rows as you want.
Alternatively, you could use qRules' Insert command to insert exactly as many rows as you want when the form loads.
But why on earth would you want 1000 rows in your form? I think you're going to ...