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No url variables - Object Reference Error

I have a template page which does look-ups via variables in the URL. I have NoItemsTemplate configured to display when there's no items. This displays correctly, but here's something odd. When I'm logged in as SU (for editing) and visit the page without the variables, the NoItemsTemplate is displayed correctly. No other errors are displayed, etc. Yet, if I hit the page as a normal user, above my t
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Jeff M. asked Mar 6, 2014 active Mar 6, 2014

Object reference Error on Update

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Any ideas on why I'm getting this error on a form when I click on the Update button? DotNetNuke.Services.Exceptions.ModuleLoadException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at KnowBetter.XModPro.XMPFormView.SelectData(String sKey) at ASP.portalsdefault_xmodpro_forms_15_sc_informationacknowle
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Jeff M. asked Feb 25, 2014 active Feb 25, 2014

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