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Go to settings -> form library settings -> advanced settings. Set opening browser enabled forms to display as webpage
that should resolve your problem
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hi rejoice,
i am not able to access the link, can you tell me when you click the show error details, what error does it show.
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hi David,
make yourself site collection administrator, on the particular site, that should resolve your problem.
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null reference exception occurs when you try to acces a variable that is not there. In infopath forms it occurs when you are trying to access a field that has not been defined for the particular form. if you are programatically creating the form make sure that you are writing all the fields to the file.
can you let us know how you are creating ...
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what is the actual error message, i mean the error details. That is important to determine what is going wrong
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just modify the old template, and modify its data connections. and publish the form to the new site.
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hi andrew,
by probable answers do you mean that the options should be displayed like in a dropdown. if yes it is possible. you will have to bind the dropdown to a list and filter the value on the previous dropdown value
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hi jigzy,
well i dont get you properly, do you mean you upload normal files, like *.doc, *.ppt etc to this document library, and those also tend to open in browser.
or is it some other problem.
just one question cant you create one more document library for the normal docs if you face problems with them
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well why dont u try browser enabled forms.
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well NashParrot, if you are ok with including a little bit of code in your form this should be simple enought.
code to open Infopath form
App:= CreateOleObject('InfoPath.Application');
App.XDocuments.Open ('C:\Form2.xml') ;
code to open a list in browser
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("IEXPLORE.EXE", "your ...