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Want to attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply? That may help me understand your question better.
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Euw. I'm really not sure, it definitely seems related to your user profile on that machine, right? If you create a brand new form, save it locally, close it, try to reopen in design does the same thing happen?
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So, when you run in debug, where does the code fail? Or does it only fail in the browser? Anything in the log files on the SharePoint server? Are the Oracle components installed on the SharePoint server?
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You need to use custom validation instead of "cannot be blank". Add validation rules with conditions like "if single destination trip is yes and this field is blank" and display a message. You didn't tell me what the error was you had with my sample form - did you download it, right click the downloaded file and open in ...
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Well - I guess if the SSO was set up to use the System Account (do all the list items show that as the created by?) then the SSO should be changed to a different account.
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What's the error if you don't use UDCX?
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I'd guess if you changed your list submit connection to use a UDCX and configured the UDCX to use SSO? I've emailed our support alias to ask if anyone has other ideas. I'm assuming admin approving the template won't work for you?
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So - just to update this - I can save your form locally. After saving, I sent it back to you, but you had the same issue. You also have the same issue w/ other forms - and will try again signed into your machine as a different user to see if this is related to something in your user profile or the machine. You aren't by any chance doing your ...
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How odd that you can't save it locally. Clicking the Save button gives you the same message? Even trying to save on your desktop gives you the same error? If you want to attach a copy of the form under Options in a reply, I can see if this repros on my machine - are you able to try this on a different machine, to see if it is just you?
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No, you haven't wasted my time at all! We all sometimes just need to write out what we are trying to do in order to find the issue. :-)