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Glad it works. This means that there is probably something wrong with the Development SharePoint site and not with your InfoPath form.
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While I've been waiting for the tech to respond, I thought I'd try to publish my form to my live site - I was informed to use the 'developement' site until my form works.... SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
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Could you send me the form if you don't mind, I will try to publish it here and see if I get the same errors.
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Performed steps 1 - 5 - no difference.
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This will take just a little bit. There SharePoint servers are in another state and I have to wait for one of the tech's to respond.
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Can you confirm this?
http://www.bizsupportonline.net/browserforms/form-template-could-not-be-browser-enabled-but-it-was-successfully-published-infopath-warning.htm
Also, set the level of security of the InfoPath form to "Domain", This can be done by following the following steps:
[1] On the menu, go to Tools > Form Options
[2] On ...
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1 & 2 - When it publishes successfully, the publishing wizzard says "Your form template was published successfully.".
When it does not, 'the form template could not be vrowser-enabled, but is was successfully published for use with Microsoft Office InfoPath." When you select close from the publishing wizzard, it trys ...
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Hi Jeff,
I have a couple of questions:
[1] What do you exactly mean by: is and is not web-enabled?
[2] Do you get errors during the publishing process in the InfoPath client or does the form not open in the browser?
[3] Did you configure the level of security of the form?
[4] Did you check the Display as web page checkbox in the ...
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Hi,
We are using InfoPath 2007 Browser enabled forms in SharePoint server. In this template we have several Contact selector controls as per our requirment. But, the problem is when our users trying to print those files, it is not printing this control on the paper. It is loading just blank at that place. I tried exporting it into pdf by adding ...
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I am new to InfoPath and have a problem.
I have a InfoPath form (a survey) that has 20 different views. Each view is based upon how certain questions are answered. Each view has a Next & Back button and within the Next button there are rules to make sure the current page is completed correctly before proceeding. ...