InfoPath Dev

I have an InfoPath form with three textboxes, one attachment, and one button. When an attachment is added and the button is pressed, a csv file is created with the contents of the textboxes and saved to a specified folder. My problem is with the csv file. I need a file that separates the contents of the text boxes by commas, but I get a csv file with no commas. I am using the following code.

String fileName = fileNameNode.text; if (fileName.Length > 0)

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Hi:

Here is a link to MSDN documentation on joining strings in a string array with specified separator (String.Join method). Then, instead of using WriteAllLines, you could use the File.WriteAllText method?

So maybe something like:

string [] lines = { A1, B1, C1};
string allLines = String.Join(",", lines, 0, 3);
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(@"C:\Users\Lawson\Documents\output.csv", allLines);

So you know, I haven't tried to compile or run that, just typed it in, so it could have an error or two, but just wanted to give you the gist...

Hilary,

Your code was exactly right. I replaced it, and it worked great.

Thanks, 

You're Awesome!

My bulldog says the same.

-Lawson

Hi Hilary,

I am trying to add to the output in this post.

I have another variable that needs to be added to the next line of the csv file.

 Do you know how to do this?

-Thanks

Hey, Lawson:

Does this new variable need to be on a new line in the csv file? Or simply added to what you are already writing?

 I figured it out with the following code:

foreach (IXMLDOMNode node in A1aaa)

BinaryReader _theReader = new BinaryReader(_memoryStream);

int _fileSize = (int)_theReader.ReadUInt32(); int _attachmentNameLength = (int)_theReader.ReadUInt32() * 2;

I am having a lot of trouble with this http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/15219.aspx right now.

 Do you have any suggestions?

thanks

-Lawson