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Send it to me at ccobb@go-planet.com.
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Browser forms work much differently than rich client forms. Many things do not work in browser forms, so it's something you have to be aware of and work around.
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Are you certain that the recipient of the email has the proper syntax? If it's even slightly off from the exact email address, you will get that error.
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Well, no, you shouldn't be testing it with Full Trust. You should be using Domain Trust and make sure that works with a blank form.
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You add the content type by going to the Form Library's settings > Advanced Settings > Allow Management of Content Types. After you select this check box, then you will see a new section in your Form Library settings where you can manage content types. You will add your new Content Type based on the form you published as a ...
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It seems you prefer to complicate things by using code and VS to make your forms and workflows. You can easily send the form within an email or sends a reference to the form in an automated email by using basic InfoPath settings and/or SharePoint Designer. I would imagine that anything you can do in those two tools can be done in ...
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What code or web service do you have in the form that is affecting the form's trust requirements?
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It does work if you do it right, is very simple, and doesn't require full trust on the form when complete.
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Filter the results based on a unique identifier. If you're showing your query results in a repeating table, then set conditional formatting on the table itself to hide when a certain piece of metadata equals a certain value...or when that piece of metadata does NOT equal a certain value (whichever works in your case).
Remember that this ...
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Is your query in no way related to this fields either through direct population or through indirect methods, such as rules or conditional formatting. Running a query does change any default settings unless the query itself is built to specifically change those fields. Again, this is not normal behavior, so it would have to be related ...