InfoPath Dev

Hi, one way to do that is to use a web services or an event handler to change the security on your xml file, you give to the submitter just a read permission. If you make some change directly on the form, a user can also download the xml, modify the file and upload it on your library.

Hi, the client will be able to use the certificate you've create with Infopath out of box code signing and if they install it the message will not be prompt anymore. Infopath out of box code signing certificate doesn’t allow the certificate’s private key to be exported it means that only the user who create the certificate can use ...

Hi, normally you can use this kind of certificate. Can you verify that your certificate is on trusted root certification authorities group? http://kbalertz.com/867441/error-occur-signed-solutions-using-method-Office-InfoPath-Service.aspx

Hi, have you set "print multiple view" and select separate view with a page break ? Can you check on each view if you doesn't have a break page configured ?

Hi, I don't know if it's possible to do that from the task pane, and for printing all your views you can set "print multiple view" or create a view with all you differents views. On form options you can disable the print feature, so by default you can't print your form after that you add a button and add some code to print ...

Hi you can use webclient to upload your form to SHarepoint: WebClient webclient = new WebClient(); webclient.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; webclient.UploadFile(remoteFileURL, "PUT", FilePath); webclient.Dispose();

Hi, Wich version of Sharepoint do you use ? On your document library settings, advanced settings what is your template URL?

Hi, ok you use browser form popup messages doesn't work on it, you can create a special view to show an error message on this view.

Hi,  you can write some code to check some field and pop up a message but you can also use data validation that is not requires coding (right click on your control, data validation...) to pop up a message if some wrong value is enter.

Hi, have you sign your form yourself and what kind of certificate do you use? if you use a valid code signing certificate deliver for instance by a domain certificate server the .NET CLR loads a code-signed assembly and will be able to reach the CRL distribution point and your form will load quickly on the domain.