PDF Form Submit Response Trust Issue

Hello I have been working with the Form Submit posting via HTTP and for the most part have it working. 

The PDF is getting the dreaded Yellow Bar "Some features have been disabled...".  I am sure it is in the FDF Response as the server performs the actions on the submitted form before I get this message.  I am also fairly confident my FDF response is valid as once I trust the document it works as expected.  The issue I have is that because of the information being sent, I can't really go through the process of having the user submit the form, trust it, and then have to go back and submit it again.

Ideally I don't want this to display in the first place.  I understand it is a security feature but I have no need to actually update the document.  I just need to do the minimal amount for Adobe to understand that the form was submitted successfully.  By example below just sends a status, but I can even do without that if needed.

Is there something I can do in the FDF response that would not trigger the security trust warning, but allow Adobe to think the form was successful?

If there isn't a way to do that, is there a few (easy) steps I can instruct the user to change in their settings before they submit the document to keep this warning from appearing in the first place?

I have tried this on Secure(https) and unsecure(http) protocols with the same result.

As a reference here is my FDF response.

%FDF-1.2

1 0 obj

<<

/FDF << /Status (sucess) >> >>

endobj

trailer

<<

/Root 1 0 R

>>

%%EOF

Thank You in Advance..