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Hello, I have a problem to export an InfoPath-form to pdf If the form is filled out, I want to make a pdf-file of it with an onclick-butten-event. Here is the code that I use: Sub print_OnClick(eventObj) Me.CurrentView.Export('C: MyView.pdf', ExportFormat.Pdf) //VB-Code 'XDocument.View.Export('C: MyView.pdf', 'PDF'); 'this.CurrentView.Export(@'C: MyView.pdf', ExportFormat.Pdf); //C#-Code End Sub If I implement this code, I can't open the form. It throws an exeption, that the form can't be opened. I tested all lines of code, but no one works.
I also want to give the pdf-file a name like name_ID.pdf Is it possible to do this with the following code: var name = XDocument.DOM.selctSingleNode('//my:name').text; //VB-Code var ID = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode('//my:ID').text; XDocument.View.Export('c: name +'_' + ID + '.pdf', 'PDF'); Is it possible to do this all in JScript? Export the form with an individual pdf-file-name to the pdf-format programmatically? - Form is fully trusted - I have the rights do save data at C: The form is built up in Infopath 2007 I also installed the add-in 'export to pdf or xps' Hope someone can help me. Outbreak Zombie Game Simulator Pesawat. Best regards, Matthias.
A Forms Services based InfoPath form can be opened in InfoPath, it is not limited to be used just in Forms Services. Unfortunately Forms Services does not allow PDF output. You could - painstakingly - write some code against the InfoPath client object model to suck all files out of SharePoint, convert them to PDF and then upload them again, or you could Google for 'PDF Converter for SharePoint' and download a product that can automate Infopath conversion from SharePoint workflows or a friendly web services API (that can be used from PowerShell). You can find a free whitepaper on the topic of InfoPath PDF (and other format) archiving. It discusses a number of solutions, some of them free, some commercial.
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