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You're welcome. Others can use your code signing cert if you give it to them and they manually install it. But it's not how you want to do a corporate deployment because it's not mapped to a root authority and won't have all the rigorous processes you'd normally want when codesigning.
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I don't know, but it is worth trying to see if it helps. That can work around some security issues.
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You're welcome and we look forward to your participation! Cheers, Shiraz
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Hi Millie. Thanks for sharing your resolution as well. This will be helpful for others.
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If you use managed code in your form you should not add the server to Trusted Sites. Instead add the server to the Local Intranet Zone and see if that helps.
Also, where is the XML file located?
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Yes, there is a way to pass InfoPath a value on load. You can stuff the open DOM with a value and call the ''New from Solution'' method through script. Also, this blog post has some interesting info:http://geekswithblogs.net/bpaddock/archive/2004/05/14/4907.aspx
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Yes it sounds like you might need to do a more sophisticated XPATH in your default value.
For the second question you can get the URL of the template from the InfoPath OM and then use code to query the appropriate SharePoint list.
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Unfortunately InfoPath locks the view switching during this operation. We ran into a similar view switch issue on another project and had to use a tricky workaround. We set an onContextChange handler to pickup when the cursor was in the first field int he view and then did the switch back. In your case this would prevent the user from ever ...