InfoPath Dev

Well after all that, the solution is to open IE 32bit browser instead of 64bit with SharePoint.  64 bit IE is not compatible InfoPath Form Services - even though we are using client forms only, apparently IE 64bit is too limited to recognize that fact and balks loudly!!  Apparently on this user's machine,  Windows was ...

Update2: I think I know what is going on...Win 7 comes with two versions of IE; 32bit and 64 bit. My default IE opens the 32bit version. When I opened 64bit IE on my machine and tryed to open Infopath form template from SharePoint - no go! I get the same error this user gets!! I'm betting he is opening 64 IE so all he has to do is open 32 ...

That's a good idea.  The one UNIQUE thing about this user's machines is that it is 64bit Win 7 and IE9.  All other users with Win 7 have 32bit machines.... I am the ONLY other use with same 64bit combo.  Will pursue and report back. Update1: I compared IE9 Internet Options settings between 64bit machines and the only ...

Yes.

I didn't expect those to work either - just grasping at straws. Had user try your idea - open InfoPath app via sharepoint url to template or to an existing .xml.  Both opened fine and new template submitted fine.  User still can NOT re-open the submitted form from SharePoint but can through InfoPath. My full trust ...

Actually we just tried that.  I copied my working copy of template.xsn (which is also the same one that is published to SharePoint) to his machine then had him open InfoPath 2007 app to open template.  It opened fine.  I had him fill out the form in brief and submit.  It submitted to SharePoint.  Then I had ...

I still need help with this.  Problem is specific to one user's profile. He cannot open any InfoPath forms (new or existing xml's). In addition to other steps,  I ran Office diagnosis and no problems detected. The message tells me Infopath is expecting a browser-enabled form but we do not use browser enabled forms, ...

If you follow Hilary's idea then you can compare curent user to role 1 and role 2 and if contained in both then decide which view to switch to.  But don't forget to clear the current user value when the user is done submitting the form.

This issue only happens on one users machine who recently upgraded to Win 7 and IE 9.  He cannot open any Infopath forms In SharePoint 2007. The templates that he access are typicall full trust (I know I know Patrick), and have simple code behind (like this.print()), and ARE NOT compatible with browser.  All our infopath forms are ...

I had similar problem yesterday with InfoPath 2007. My form is injected with qRules and used qRules SwapDomWithDocument rule.  Solution was to add /updgradedocument=true to that rule.  This problaby won't help you if you are not using qRules but I'd thought I'd throw that out there just in case!