InfoPath Dev

I'm not sure.  We've still never found a fix for this issue.

I just took one of our forms and changed it from 'automatically determine security level (recommended)' to just the Domain radio button.  This didn't resolve the issue either.  I was actually unable to open the form via a direct link to the template myself...either way that it was published.  I can go directly to the ...

To answer your questions... All computers are using the same domain. On the Security and Trust tab, all forms have the checkbox selected for 'Automatically determine security level (recommended)'.  This is the default and we have never changed it on any forms...not to say we couldn't remove that checkbox and strictly ...

We currently use WSS 3.0 SharePoint for our intranet.  We are also using Office 2010.  Sporatically users are hitting the following error: "This form cannot be opened because it requires the domain permission level and it currently has restricted permission.  Contact he form author to resolve the issue." when they try ...

I have an InfoPath form which is published to a form library.  This form goes through some approvals and eventually gets to a status of Complete.  We have 6 columns of data in the form library which are populated with data from the form itself.  That piece works great. The business decided that they would like to manually go in and ...

I have this exact same issue and so far have not found any solutions other than to manually open each and every form in the library, make no changes to the data within the form, and just close it.  That is VERY annoying when we have several hundred to even a thousand + forms submitted in the library already.

I just confirmed with the user that she was using OWA thru IE8 when she replied to the email.  (Scenario #2)  Very hard to debug considering I've tried the exact same thing and was not able to replicate the issue.

I just heard back from the last of the users in Scenario #2.  Scenario #2: The form was submitted by User A from the web via email to User B.  User B forwarded the email to User C saying they approved the request.  User C forwarded the email to User D saying they approved the request.  User D replied back to User C ...

Yes, we use Outlook 2007 in our company.  I'm trying to find out more details as to if any of the users were using their Blackberry to forward the email.  Once I hear some further detail from the users, I'll post up that information.  I'm also trying to figure out exactly at what point the email appears to have broken ...

Over the past 2 weeks we've had a few complaints from users in regards to InfoPath forms which are emailed.  The forms were setup with the Submit Options to "Send only the active view with no attachments" and seems to break somewhere in the fowarding of the actual email.   Scenario #1: The form was submitted by User A ...