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Just wanted to follow up - were you able to try an admin deploy approach?

Thanks for posting! That is a great tip.

Okay - I was able to admin deploy this form & activate to a site collection on my test server - so if this is a possibility for you, I'd certainly recommend giving it a try.

With a form this large and complex, I'd certainly give admin approving a try. I'm trying it now on our test server & I'll let you know the outcome.

 I'm attaching the script as a text file - it needs to be run from the server in SharePoint Management Shell - it has comments on what it is doing. I've been randomly removing views from your form to see at what point it will publish to the sandbox - I'm trying to see if there is a specific view causing the issue. So far, it seems ...

Oh - that explains it - I had assumed it had qRules in it. I'll re-inject and try again. I emailed you on Fiddler earlier, and I'll post the PowerShell script here after I test the form again w/ qRules.

 I have qRules forms that use GetUserProfileByName and use UDCX - SharePoint 2013 - and they are browser compatible. Your form published as a browser form to my server (see attached screenshot). I wonder if it might be timing out when publishing to yours - we have probably extended the timeout for the SPUserCodeService on our server. A few ...

If your test form sandboxed, then we know you have sandboxing service on, and you published as a site collection admin. I'll try this form against one of our servers this morning and see if I can see why it won't sandbox.