Email notifications within Adobe Forms doesn't appear to work

Question

I have created a form and set up a notification for this to be emailed to my email address whenever completed but responses not coming through. These are not going into a spam folder so don't appear to be sending at all.
Can you advise what is causing this?

Answer 1

I think this might be an attempt by IE9 to be more 'standards compliant'.
The original proposal (/standard?) back in 1996 can be found at:
http://web.archive.org/web/20061218002753/wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/2.0/relnotes/demo/proxy-live.html
And includes:
>> which will be called by the Navigator in the following way
for every URL that is retrieved by it:
More info here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com./jonathan.deboynepollard/FGA/web-browser-auto-proxy-configuration.html
So, theoretically, the proxy list should be checked for every single object fetch attempted by the browser.
In practice, some level of caching has historically been employed - As discussed in articles above.
It looks to me like someone in the IE team said "Lets follow the letter of the original design, and check every time - Heck, CPUs are fast enough these days to cope with a few lines of Javascript..."
But 'probing' a dead proxy every time seems to be the problem. The above articles mention a 30 minute 'dead' proxy cache, that would help a bit, but still -every 30 minutes you would get 1 terrible page load time... A proxy that doesn't respond within a
few seconds should probably be considered 'dead', at least for a short time...
Interestingly, Chrome instantly detects a dead proxy in the blink of an eye and explicitly tells you the problem (unlike IE9, which gives a typically cryptic message). Is it any wonder
Chrome is trouncing IE...
So is it an IE fault, or a fault in the original design and IE9 is just being "very standards compliant"? I'll let the reader decide!
(By the way - I was just 'passing through' trying to figure out my own proxy auto-config problems...)
I wonder if you could build your own 'dead proxy detector' (With necessary caching) into the FindProxyForURL() code...