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Hi CodeNameVega and welcome to our forum,
This topic area is for forum migration feedback. Please move this to another topic. Thanks!
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Hi Jason,
Have you tried just switching to another view and displaying the URL for the submitted form?
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Hi Jesse,
You could export it to Word HTML and then copy from that.
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Hi Chipscc and welcome to our forum,
Where is the SQL Server? Is it in the intranet domain? Probable cause is that it isn't in the same domain as the SharePoint site. Another possibility is that you have code in your form and the internet explorer security settings are set to have SharePoint website in your Trusted area which is lower privileges ...
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You can create an assembly with one or another and include that in the form's code.
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If you are opening the template file, it will ask you to upgrade. You shouldn't have to blow away the Windows install. You should be able to install VSTO 2005 and then the patch (linked to from our home page).
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Hi Vantuykom,
I will ask David to respond.
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Hi JLProgrammer!
If the form was created in InfoPath 2003, it should open fine in InfoPath 2007. However, the reverse is not necessarily true.
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Hi Martin!
Did you convert the data connections to UDCs? You'll need to configure these correctly to use SSO or some other form of authentication. The double hope scenario - Browser to Form Server to SQL is somewhat challenging to set up but it can be done.
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Hi Vantuykom and welcome to our forum!
You have to admin approve any form with managed code. Did you do that?