InfoPath Dev

My research says yes, but I have an Infopath 2003 form published to Sharepoint 2007.  The form opens only for clients with Office 2003 but not Office 2007.  The error is User Authorization not allowed.  The forms security is Full-Trust if that makes a difference and it uses JScript code.  Any ideas? Thanks

Sorry for taking forever to get back to you. I'm not sure what you mean exactly, so I'll just detail the whole process. Behind the scenes, there is a hidden field in my data source that stores the unique file name (see next) upon submit. This drives the process. New forms don't have a value for this field, but ones that have been ...

 So just to verify, you are suggesting to create a new table containing an ID and Status for each submitted form.  Each time the form is opened (or re-opened) I need to query the status to detect whether or not that user has submit the form previously.  That sounds like it could work.  Is there a way to assign that status ...

One database table with retrieve and submit enabled.  Return multiple rows is true. One repeating table.  Can't get much simpler. Problem: When we retrieve an existing row and make changes to the row.  Then without submitting it back to the DB, we "Insert a new row" and add different values.  ...

 The only thing I can think of incidentally is writing a custom upgrade script each time to handle stuff. But I can't see any evidence that he actually did this.

I'm using Infopath 2003 SP3. I've written the following jscript code that is executed by a button I put on my form that opens the mail envelope and "embeds" the form into an email being sent by Exchange 2007. ffunction Send_Form::OnClick(eventObj) {  { try { var oEnvelope = Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope; ...

 I often have to make schema changes to existing forms. Every time I do this the view needs to be rebuilt even if the published form fields don't change. I keep getting told that the guy before me had a way of doing this without destroying and rebuilding the library views. I've had a good old search on this and I can't work out ...

 figured it out. just needed to drop a text box in the child table and set the default value equal to the field in the parent table. i was stuck in a coding groove!  

Here is some code... I'm not sure if it will work but it will give you a good start. XPathNavigator root = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator(); for (int i=0; i<10; i++) {  Random random = new Random();  int question = random.Next(1, 40);    string value = root.selectsinglenode("[YourXPath]/my:HideQuestion" + ...