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Clay,
Thanks for that information. It is greatly appreciated.
Matt
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Hello,
Clay Fox has answered this for me...I don't need a full trust form. I thought that I did, but it turns out that I really don't. Thanks.
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Hello,
This isn't an issue for me now. I don't need to go full trust after all according to Clay Fox.
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Clay Fox,
Thanks for the reply. That is cool with me that I shouldn't need a form to be fully trusted. However, my reasoning behind the full trust idea was that from my understanding this would stop the two ADO warnings from popping up each time a user opens a form.
Is there another way that I can stop these ...
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Is it true that the process of creating a fully trusted InfoPath form on a network share (so that everyone has access to it via a link on sharepoint) means that every user has to run the .js file from their computers?
I need to know if this is the case because this would tell me that this may not be the best solution. The idea is to make it ...
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Is it true that the process of creating a fully trusted InfoPath form on a network share (so that everyone has access to it via a link on sharepoint) means that every user has to run the .js file from their computers?
I need to know if this is the case because this would tell me that this may not be the best solution. The idea is to make it ...
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Hello,
I have successfully run the regform for a published form on my local C drive, however, when I try to do the same thing but to a network share it errors out. Is there a different procedure for running regform on a form that you intend to have on a network share rather than on a local drive?
The error is like this ...