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I'm on 32-bit Office but 64-bit InfoPath, maybe that's the disconnect. I'm uninstalling InfoPath right now to reinstall with 32-bit and will see if that fixes it.
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You can extend the timeout in code for your data connection, yes - but I'm not sure why it would timeout for others and not for you? Did you try Fiddler?
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You can certainly try - I took a quick stab at it before I replied, and the few changes I made only left me with errors. :) Compare the manifest to the source files for a normal browser form - there may be a way to do this.
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DBXL v3.2 must be installed on a non-SharePoint site.
This error would normally be a result of authentication failing. If installed on SharePoint site, that would definitely be an issue.
If installing on a clean server with just IIS, you are possibly missing some feature dependencies. The DBXL installation guide has a list of features to ...
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Yes, exactly - I get the read-only prompt.... I use 64-bit Office, what are you using?
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No worries Hilary - I greatly appreciate your help! This is a Filler Form published to SharePoint but I had created an E-mail Submission method to be able to optionally send templated e-mails. Sorry if my previous message was misworded, with Office 2013 when the user would click the button they would get a read-only confirmation window similar to ...
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I'm sorry, I forgot to get back to you. This must be an email form, right? Because a regular InfoPath form with an email data connection does NOT pop up an editable email message....
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That did it! Thank you for the help, Hilary!
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Very good. Thank you for looking into it for me!
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Thank you for this form Hilary and sorry for the delayed response. I have been out of the office for a while but I do not have the best news to report. Okay so I think this was a good step in the right direction for this form the departments are now being queried based on the list of values that are pull from my secondary source SP list, but more ...