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I'm glad you posted this, now we have the info here, where hopefully others will be able to find it. :)
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Thank you Hilary,
I think the easiest way is install Office 2010 back . :(
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I have a solution that works with many fields we had just hoped that we could use a list to make it more easily updatable for our non tech professionals but this will be a solution until we find another I suppose. Hilary I can not thank you enough for all the help that you have given me! Thank you so much for making your knowledge available!
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Fiddler came back with the not so helpful "Server was unable to process request. ---> Object reference not set to an instance of an object.". Do you have an earlier copy of the form that still will publish as browser enabled? You may want to compare that with your latest. I continue to think that you may have to just use default data ...
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Thank you I would appreciate it!
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You beat me to it! I was just about to log in and give the answer! :) Thanks Hilary.
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Hey - I think I've run into this before downloading XML from SharePoint in C# code. If I recall correctly, adding the parameter ?NoRedirect=true to the end of the URL solved the issue - maybe give that a try?
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Unfortunately, developing with InfoPath 2013 requires Visual Studio 2012. More here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ee526362.aspx
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I had the Visual Studio Tools for Applications 2010 (for InfoPath), after removed office 2010, now I got office 2013(which has InfoPath designer 2013 ), but I lost Visual Studio Tools for Applications ! can't write code for the infopath form.
how can I install the Visual Studio Tools for Applications 2013? does the ...
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Hi Shaun. Did you ever figure out an answer to this? I'm running into the same problem using SSIS to move the files from sharepoint to an archive. :([quote user="Shaun789"]I am using some automation software that makes components available to aggregate and process data. One of the components is a Web DAV copy component, which ...