InfoPath Dev

Update2: I think I know what is going on...Win 7 comes with two versions of IE; 32bit and 64 bit. My default IE opens the 32bit version. When I opened 64bit IE on my machine and tryed to open Infopath form template from SharePoint - no go! I get the same error this user gets!! I'm betting he is opening 64 IE so all he has to do is open 32 ...

Greetings, I am attempting to create an InfoPath web-based form where users can come, fill the form and submit it. One field of this form is a search where a user types in text, clicks search and chooses the correct finding. I have gotten most of it already done except for the search piece. Here is my current setup. I have two lists on ...

Greetings,  I'm working through restructuring my organization's SharePoint site (2010), and I'm looking to InfoPath for establishing the project checklist for housing construction projects.  The project checklist itself can contain around 60-80 items, split into 4 development stages (acquisition, construction, ...

[quote user="Jimmy wrote the following post at 07-07-2011 04:29 AM"] translate() is case-sensitive and that might account for your seemingly conflicting results. [/quote] aaargh! After spending about an hour trying to accomplish this, I finally saw Jimmy's comment about translate being case sensitive. Thanks - got it working now!

That's a good idea.  The one UNIQUE thing about this user's machines is that it is 64bit Win 7 and IE9.  All other users with Win 7 have 32bit machines.... I am the ONLY other use with same 64bit combo.  Will pursue and report back. Update1: I compared IE9 Internet Options settings between 64bit machines and the only ...

Don, thanks for the reply. I came back to the form later in the day, removed the data source and re-added it. For what ever reason it was no longer treated as repeating and I was able to get my field added outside the repeating section with no problem. I was able to set the source to read-only when I added it.

 Wow - I'm not sure on this one. You've ruled out the machine, since you can log in as other users and not have a problem, so it seems likely it is something in the profile or the IE settings. Painful, but you could always compare the IE settings between a profile on the machine that works and the one that does not.

Yes.

 And opening the existing XML from SharePoint also results in SharePoint trying to open the form in the browser?

I didn't expect those to work either - just grasping at straws. Had user try your idea - open InfoPath app via sharepoint url to template or to an existing .xml.  Both opened fine and new template submitted fine.  User still can NOT re-open the submitted form from SharePoint but can through InfoPath. My full trust ...