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Martyn Lawson
Hi,
I have recently published a form to a SharePoint form library, but certain
people are having trouble loading it. The error messages are:
1. 'Insufficient Security Privilege. This form cannot be opened because it
requests domain security level and is only allowed restricted security level.
Contact the form author to resolve this issue.'
and
2. 'InfoPath cannot create a new, blank form. To resolve this issue, open
Internet Explorer and delete your Temporary Internet files by selecting
Internet Options from the Tools menu.'
This form is no different to others that can be successfully opened by ALL
staff. The only difference and in my opinion is that i am opening this form
from a Form Content web part button in SharePoint rather than the Fill In
This Form button. (The affected users only receive this error when using the
button, not the form library tool bar.)
The web part code is:
<input type=button onclick="window.open('http://wicswhdev105/Client
History/Forms/template.xsn')" value="Get Client History">
Has anyone got any ideas why this code only causes the above errors on
certain peoples machines. I have tried comparing basic setting but with no
joy.
The standard answer seems to be to make the form fully trusted. I don't want
to do this as updates are more complicated. Also, i don't think this is an
issue as the same users can open and use other forms based on the same
concepts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Martyn Lawson
I have recently published a form to a SharePoint form library, but certain
people are having trouble loading it. The error messages are:
1. 'Insufficient Security Privilege. This form cannot be opened because it
requests domain security level and is only allowed restricted security level.
Contact the form author to resolve this issue.'
and
2. 'InfoPath cannot create a new, blank form. To resolve this issue, open
Internet Explorer and delete your Temporary Internet files by selecting
Internet Options from the Tools menu.'
This form is no different to others that can be successfully opened by ALL
staff. The only difference and in my opinion is that i am opening this form
from a Form Content web part button in SharePoint rather than the Fill In
This Form button. (The affected users only receive this error when using the
button, not the form library tool bar.)
The web part code is:
<input type=button onclick="window.open('http://wicswhdev105/Client
History/Forms/template.xsn')" value="Get Client History">
Has anyone got any ideas why this code only causes the above errors on
certain peoples machines. I have tried comparing basic setting but with no
joy.
The standard answer seems to be to make the form fully trusted. I don't want
to do this as updates are more complicated. Also, i don't think this is an
issue as the same users can open and use other forms based on the same
concepts.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Martyn Lawson