I was asked to put a form on sharepoint. Great. Have a copy of the doc they all wanted posted. I edited it and published it and all was well. Went back to tweak the document and suddenly InfoPath warns me that only an administrator can approve this template. I could not figure out why.
The error I was getting was:
"An administrator must approve this form template before it can be filled out by using a browser. The template may contain form code, require full trust, be enabled to render on a mobile device, or use a data connection managed by a server administrator."
Turns out I made the stupid mistake of accidentally clicking on Programming > Validating Event..., from within a field in my Form. That action opened Visual Studio for me. I closed Visual Studio and didnt think about it.
Opening Visual Studio was apparently my mistake. I finally found this doc: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922125
Only the "Administrator-approved form template (advanced)" option is available when you publish a browser-compatible form template by using Visual Studio 2005."
Great. >Accidentally< clicking on something should not render one's document incompatible.
The fix is to go into InfoView and click on Tools > Form Options > Programming, and disable the programming.
ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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