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Our group uses Windows 7 and Office 2010 to use an internally-developed InfoPath form. The development team has recently upgraded to Office 2013 and Visual Studio 2012.
The first form published cannot be run on two of our users' systems, but runs on all the others. The error is:InfoPath cannot open the
selected form because of an ...
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Thanks for attaching the form. I think the issue is that the form is set to Full Trust. I don't see any code in the form, so I'm not sure why it's set to Full Trust.
You can change the setting in Form options (to Domain) and this should allow the submit data connection to work correctly.
Hope this helps!
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It works when I use buttons and physically supply the form name. I checked against the library and it checked out under my name as well. The UDCX files are under the Facilities collection, not the eForms collection.
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Alright! I used the example to create the data connection, here is the form.
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Ok, so that's the first thing to investigate.
The form should have a data connection that submits to the DBXL web service. That data connection is either not executing or failing, since the document is not being submitted to DBXL and not showing up in the Documents table of DAT.
Do you want to attach your form here (via the Options ...
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No it doesnt increase only the form version increase.
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Are you using the same UDCX connections? Can you test the form in filler by disabling your rules and simply trying the data connection by manually setting the query fields and adding a rule to a button to execute the query?
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In the Docs column in the DBXL Admin Tool, it looks like there are 0 documents. Is this correct?
When you submit your InfoPath form, does the number of Documents in the Document Type increase?
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It loads the form and then throws the error again.
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Looks like you are back to your earlier issue then - the same error you were getting initially. If you paste the URL in the browser, do you get a prompt to open or save the XML?