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Hi MSanders79 and welcome!
We have at least 3 blogs on this and there are probably 10 threads. Have you tried searching? If you don't find something, send me e-mail. There's tons of stuff here and on the http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath site. Search is your friend.
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Beautiful solution. I appreciate this. It works really fine for me. Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Monisha
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Yes, it is now working. Superb. I also can now use the UserProfileService.
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Wow again. It did not even dawn on me that it was possible for the client to not have created an SSP, but that was the case. No SSP = no session state. I'm creating the SSP now and will associate the web app with it, then I expect it to work, but we'll see...
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Try my blog except use the pre-defined names in the form to do your conditional formatting unless these names/groups are defined elsewhere:
User Roles in Browser-Enabled InfoPath Forms
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Wow, just got this error on a new client environment where I have already verified all the normal settings. This recent thread also got this error, but they couldn't enable the form for browser-compatibility during publishing while I am able to do so easily: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/7715/28212.aspx#28212.
I even went to ...
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Hi Hillary ~~ you wrote in part: "Moving an .xsn always upsets it" ~~ imo, that's something that should come with a warning when one is creating the .xsn ~~ in my case, the pain is almost unbearable.
I'm guessing the appropriate avoidance behaviour is to be careful where one creates the .xsn in the first ...
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I can't think of anything else. It should be working.
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Yes, we are. We are running windows 2003 64-bits. Do you think it's the problem? Any other ways that we can do the tests?
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I would definitely have him log on to another machine and try before trying to troubleshoot. It does not ring a bell, so I don't think there's a simple answer.