Description: With high security level, there is no way to open an input form without macro warning if some macro is being used one way or the other. Steps to Reproduce: 0. Highest macro security level 1. Store attachment to trusted directory 2. Open document 3. Open form Actual Results: Macro warning Expected Results: No macro warning because there is no macro code embedded and the document is saved to a trusted location. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Neither the form document nor the embedding database document have any macro code embedded. The macro warning is triggered by the form's push button pointing to "LO Macros">Tools>Debug>printdbgInfo which is ridiculous. People who design input forms quite often rely on the ability to call macro code.
Created attachment 161789 [details] Empty database with a form document and a push button
Needless to say that the macro is called when you push the button despite of any macro warning.
maybe releated to: Bug 128006 - Macro warning dialog is prompted on every function or sub call
(In reply to Oliver Brinzing from comment #3) > maybe releated to: > > Bug 128006 - Macro warning dialog is prompted on every function or sub call Yes. It describes the same issue.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 128006 ***