InfoPath Dev

Well, neither unistalling and reinstalling Office 2003 or installing SP2 fixed the problem. I've concluded that this is either a server issue, or a remote session issue. We are going to rebuilt the server and go from there.

quote:Originally posted by Patrick Halstead Hi Stephen, The solution template must be downloaded so that the form can be displayed. That's essentially like giving them read-only access to the form's XSN file (which they need to open the XML form). So, why not just lock them from edits? If you have other info on the sub site which is sensitive, ...

Matt Faus has the InfoPath <> WSSWebService tutoral here: http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=7bc880f391b84ea9b3b45c6fbecc07c6 Everything seems to be okay except the submit button. On submit I get the following error. It says my list does not exist but I dropped the GUID into the ListName field per the instructions. Any ...

Good luck. Please let us know if SP2 solves the problem.

Okay, I'm going to install SP2 on the server(currently only has SP1) and see if that works. Thanks for the posts anyway. I'll post whether it works or not.

I am sorry, this sounds more like a server issue and it is beyond my scope of expertise.

Yes, the form works when I access it from the office. However some other employess have to access it from a server because they are not in the office. Both involves going to the exact same site on SharePoint and using the exact same Infopath form. We are thinking that it may have to deal with the Knowledgelake Workflow that we are using. Any ...

the auto number is the primary key and the employee number is the seccondary.

So this same form works when published to a different site? Do other forms published to this site open? It sounds as if the xsn may be corrupted. You can save the template.xsn locally and open the form in design mode. If InfoPath gives an error, the file is probably corrupted.