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Try increasing the session state (Central Administration > Application Management > Configure InfoPath Forms Services) to a larger value. Perhaps the current setting cannot accommodate extra data in your form.
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You need to set how/when you would like the OnChange event to be triggered with settings on the Properties dialog box for the drop-down list box > Browser Forms tab. Set it to "Always".
Generally, "Error accessing data source" means that the credentials are not being passed properly to your data connection. Since ...
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What kind of rows did you increase? And do you get errors when you check the form template in InfoPath using the design checker?
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You can use a web service to retrieve forms from a form library or you could also use the SharePoint object model to retrieve forms. The first is doable using script; for the second you'll need to use .NET code. Your question is too general to be specific enough.
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Good on you, Matt! I understood everything you wrote, although there were a few hickups here and there. :) I'd say: "Me gusta estudiar y hablar" and "Soy un empleado de Qdabra Software". I really like the idea of starting a Spanish forum, although answering technical questions in Spanish might prove to be a ...
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Try this blog post: http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2004/03/16/90533.aspx
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The only thing I can think of is the XPath expression, but you already said that you were 100% sure that it was/is correct.
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If the form is opening in the browser, despite the library being set to open the form in the client, it means that your InfoPath client application is not being recognized by IE. IE has determined that InfoPath is not installed/registered on your PC. Have you deinstalled anything lately?
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Did you create a form template that is browser-compatible? If not, make it browser-compatible through Tools > Form Options > Compatibility. Your form template might contain controls and code that are not supported in browser forms. Did you run the design checker on it? If there were any errors, correct them before publishing ...
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The path might be correct, but the method name is not. Use XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode instead of XDocument.DOM.selectingSingleNode.