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There are a lot of things that could affect your performance in such a way. It is not likely the number of view (unless they are loaded with large graphic files!), but could be related to your SP server, the server connection speed, the number of data connections you have, the amound of data loaded, the number and types of controls in your view, ...
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This is entirely unsupported by the HTML standard. To do this you will need to write your own custom ActiveX control.
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If you want to know whether any data connection has been updated, you need to keep track of that yourself. You will need to do this is code or rules. If you use rules, you need some kind of a boolean field tha you can update in your rule actions after you've updated the data connection (SQL or whatever). If you use code, you would do something ...
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Displaying the XML in the alert will not show the true results. You will need to extract your form files and look at the actual .xml file created by InfoPath when you established your data connection.
For example, the fact that your XML shows the following:
<GetDirectivesResponse ...
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I now see the problem you are having... You have a repeating group with three identical fields, only the value of their attribute differentiates them. This is a problem, but not without a solution.
Use a repeating section with a drop-down list box bound to Field. Then filter or use conditional formatting to only show the row where ...
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Sorry, I have to ask this... but did you make sure that the code is NOT in the onload event handler? The new XDocument is not added to the XDocuments collection until after onload has finished. Since you are only getting 1 for the count, InfoPath has not recognized the second form being open yet. That is why the XDocuments(1) fails. The count ...
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Okay, from what you've said, it sounds like you actually have TWO repeating sections... one that contains the hyperlink and a TOC section that contains the display/value pairs. This is where your problem is coming from.
Is it possible to have all this in the same repeating group in your schema? If so, then it should be a simple matter of having ...
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You are using the hyperlink control in a repeating section/table? The hyperlink control allows you to bind the href and display text to different fields so that you should be able to accomplish this... if you are already doing this, verify the fields you are binding these attributes to actually have values in them.
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You might use the OnSaveRequest event to set a variable or field stating that a save has occurred.
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You need to make sure you include all the appropriate namespaces. The XML you display above doesn't actually show the namespaces on each node... but they are still there. If you were to open the .xml file created when you set up your data connection you would be able to see a valid namespace on each node.
You will need to set both namespaces in ...