Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 1 of 3 (22 items) 1 2 3 Next > Re: Unable to open InfoPath browser enabled Form Thanks. I'll try this first and will get back to you. Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 05-15-2017 Re: Unable to open InfoPath browser enabled Form Hi Hilary, Here is the message I'm getting https://snag.gy/whjCiv.jpg But when I tried installing .NET 4.0, I'm getting this message https://snag.gy/fXNSip.jpg Do I need to revert back to .net framework 3.5 or 4.0? This is what currently installed in my machine. https://snag.gy/1PeBA8.jpg Thanks in ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 05-15-2017 Unable to open InfoPath browser enabled Form Hi, Can someone please assist? We have an InfoPath 2013 browser enabled form that I published every month and for some reason when I tried opening it today, I'm not able to open it anymore. Below is the error message that I'm getting. But when I tried installing .Net 4.0, I cannot install it anymore ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 05-15-2017 Re: Unable to open infopath form from SharePoint Thanks Hilary. My IE in my old laptop has Version: 11.0.9600.17843CO and my IE in new laptop has Version: 11.0.9600.17843 . Not sure what "CO" means. Both are in local Intranet and I have added the site to the compatibility mode as well. I've compared the IE settings to be the same as well. I haven't heard anyone having the same ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 07-18-2016 Unable to open infopath form from SharePoint Hi, Can someone please help me how to solve this issue I'm having? I have a infopath form published in Sharepoint 2007. But I'm always getting this error message below whenever I'm trying to open an existing form or create a new one. I have no problem opening the form using my old work laptop but I can't figure out what I'm ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 07-08-2016 Help Migrating InfoPath 2007 with code to SharePoint 2013 Hi, We have a InfoPath 2007 form with code that is published in SharePoint 2007. We recently got upgraded to Office 2013 and SharePoint 2013. I am trying to migrate the InfoPath form from SharePoint 2007 to 2013. I have the working code and manifest.xsf file. So these are the steps I did.Open the .csproj file ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 03-31-2016 Re: Cannot Publish InfoPath form. Used to work.. Hi Ted, I'm interested on this. I also have a form that I can't publish. I am able to publish it via Visual Studio 2088 but it's not signed from there though. When I'm trying to publish it via design mode I am getting this error "InfoPath cannot build the Visual Basic or C# code. InfoPath has encountered an error. The ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 05-16-2013 Programmatically set Repeating section from limited number to unbound Hi, Is it possible to programmatically modify the property of a repeating section from a published form during runtime? Let's say our form was published and can only submit up to 5 repeating sections per form. In InfoPath XML view it looks something like this <xsd:element ref="my:RepeatingFieldName" ... Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 04-26-2013 Re: Help: Converting InfoPath 2003 Form to InfoPath 2007 issues Hi, I tried the solution suggested above but when I try publishing the manifest.xsf, I always get this error message: InfoPath cannot build the Visual Basic or C# code. InfoPath has encountered an error. The operation failed. Has someone encountered this before and how were you able to work around with this. Thanks Kishu Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 04-26-2013 Re: Help: Converting InfoPath 2003 Form to InfoPath 2007 issues Thanks Hilary. I will try this solution. Posted to General (Forum) by Kishu11 on 04-23-2013 Page 1 of 3 (22 items) 1 2 3 Next > Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.