InfoPath Dev

I am having still having this problem - the certificate is not self-signed, so that is not what is causing the issue.  Has anyone else ran into this problem?

I'm thinking that the problem might be that I am using a self-signed certificate and IE 8 doesn't like it - does that make sense?

Thanks for your reply!  Unfortunately that does not seem to be the problem, the site is Local Intranet on both IE 7 & IE 8. I just created a simple InfoPath form with no data connections or code behind, signed it, set it to full trust & published it as a content type.  Same problem; it works fine in IE 7, in IE 8 I can open it ...

I have an InfoPath 2007 form that has been published as a content type with full trust.  It has been in place for well over a year with no problems.  Recently I upgraded my computer to IE 8 and am now running into a strange problem.  I cannot open the form from a link.  If I try opening the form from a link, it gives me the ...

No worries - I haven't had a chance to play with it much this week.  I've gotten a little side tracked.  I'm hoping to be able to poke at it a bit more next week.  Thanks for the follow-up!

 Just keeping you updated - I'm still poking away at it.  Now it's generating the word document (thanks!!), but it's not populating any of the xsl data - it only displays the parts of the transform.xsl that are not part of an xsl tag.  I'm thinking that it's not recognizing the field names.  I tried adding a ...

You understood correctly, however I tried opening my XSL file in Internet Explorer and it was fine.   Your last question was spot on though - I checked and my InfoPath from did have some validation rules on it.  I removed some that were not really relevant anymore and tried adding my datasource and it didn't break!  Thank you ...

 Thanks for the speedy reply!  The form is not currently browser enabled.  I have checked off "Design a form template that can be opened in a browser or InfoPath", but I have not published it as browser enabled - that is something that I might be doing down the line.  For the time being the form is only being used ...

I am following S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton's article Convert an InfoPath 2007 form into a Word 2007 document using XSLT and C#.  I have successfully accomplished this with one of my InfoPath forms with no problems.   I'm now trying to do it again with a different InfoPath form.  However after I add the new data connection to ...