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I've done this by manually modifying the view file before. Save your form as source files and then open the view file in a text editor - in the screenshot below, I found the .optionalPlaceholder style and upped the font to 20.
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I'm thinking that may be the library settings. Under the settings for the library, Advanced settings, you can set whether the form should open in the Filler or the Browser. Can you check that setting?
Edited to add - the seeing the file in the form library is expected behavior. You'd anticipate the user would have to click on the ...
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If you are using InfoPath Forms Services and browser forms, users should not have to have InfoPath installed to create new or open existing files.
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Oh - thanks for the follow up - I'm glad that worked for you.
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So - given that result, I imagine IP is not going to let you create a data connection using that link. There is another alternative for the command that uses a SharePoint list connection to the list for Refresh - what version of qRules are you using?
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Wonderful - glad you were able to track down the issue.
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Hi - so, are you storing all this data that you are using for formatting? What do you mean by "... opening an existing forms data from the SQL DB"? I'm guessing that you are querying for data from the SQL DB into your template, but that the fields you are using for your formatting logic aren't being saved, so are back to ...
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Try adding &noredirect=true to your URL and test in IE.
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Is this a browser form? I just tried this with a filler form w/out issue - I'm using IP 2013, but saved the template as IP 2007....
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Your image is not showing for me - you can always add a screenshot under the options tab. Usually when I only have the option of Formatting, it means I may not have selected what I think I have. In the data source task pane for the main data source, select the field the dropdown is bound to - you should then be able to add an action rule.