Unable to infopath form in browser

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Unable to infopath form in browser

ERROR:

The form cannot be displayed in the browser because the use of session cookies has been disabled in the current browser settings. In order to load the form, session cookies must be allowed.
Any pointers would be appreciated

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Unable to infopath form in browser

  • Hallio

    I have the exact same error when trying to connect to some Sharepoint 2007 infopath pages which are in the Local Intranet Zone.

    Path: WrkTaskIP.aspx ID=2&List=87365a5d-e84f-42fb-9244-28abe8dfbee9&_InfoPath_Sentinel=1

    According to Microsoft all cookies are automatically accepted from Web sites in the Local Intranet zone. So why am I getting this error.

    I have changed my IE privacy setting to "always allow session cookies" but still get the same error

    (error: The form cannot be displayed in the browser because the use of session cookies has been disabled in the current browser settings. In order to load the form, session cookies must be allowed)

    this isn't suprising as the privacy settings affect the Internet zone.

    Does anyone know why I get this error for InfoPath Sharepoint 2007 pages



  • ranger28

    I experience exactly the same problem.

    Funny but it worked with Firefox! It didnt work with IE6 and IE7. Tried both. The Privacy and Security settings were set correctly. I checked this a couple of times.

  • djshades2004

    Hi all,
    I had the same problem and this is the way i solved it.

    I created a different host header in IIS and created an alternate access mapping on port 80 ie http://workflowdemo instead of http://server:200

    The forms service must not like the extra port number at the end!.

    Hope it helps someone out there.

    Sergio
    Livepoint, Australia



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