In this post we will discuss about how to Configure Allow users to browser-enable form templates in SharePoint 2013 through SharePoint central administration, as well as how we can enable using PowerShell.
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Through SharePoint 2013 central administration we can configure "Allow users to browser-enable form templates".
Follow below steps:
- Open SharePoint 2013 Central Administration, then go to General Application Settings.
- For there select Configure general application and feature settings.
- Then in the General Application Settings Click on Configure InfoPath Forms Services.
- In Configure InfoPath Forms Services page, "User Browser-enabled Form Templates" section, Check on "Render form templates that are browser-enabled by users" check box and click on "Ok" button.
Also you can do this using PowerShell:
Run the below command in PowerShell:
Set-SPInfoPathFormsService -AllowUserFormBrowserRendering $true
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Through SharePoint 2013 central administration we can configure "Allow users to browser-enable form templates".
Follow below steps:
- Open SharePoint 2013 Central Administration, then go to General Application Settings.
- For there select Configure general application and feature settings.
- Then in the General Application Settings Click on Configure InfoPath Forms Services.
- In Configure InfoPath Forms Services page, "User Browser-enabled Form Templates" section, Check on "Render form templates that are browser-enabled by users" check box and click on "Ok" button.
Also you can do this using PowerShell:
Run the below command in PowerShell:
Set-SPInfoPathFormsService -AllowUserFormBrowserRendering $true