InfoPath Dev

Try the PDF Converter for SharePoint, it has really strong InfoPath support including merging.Have a look at the following posts for details:Converting and merging multiple files using the PDF Converter for SharePointConverting InfoPath forms including all attachments to a single PDF fileBatch print InfoPath Forms using the PDF Converter for ...

Have you considered using a SharePoint Workflow created using either SharePoinit Designer, Visual Studio or Nintex Workflow? This workflow can then be triggered when a form is saved in the library after which an automatic PDF Conversion can be carried out and fields can be set on the destination file. Note that I worked on the automatic PDF ...

Have you considered the PDF Converter for SharePoint? The latest version can also deal with converting attachments to PDF format. Have a look at this article. It also has a facility to dynamically detect / switch views for PDF Exporting. See this post.

Hi Mayank, We have looked into this further and have tried to generate hyperlinks in an InfoPath form using the following methods: A textbox with the type set as ‘text’. When we enter http://www.muhimbi.com this generates a hyperlink in the converted PDF file. (or at least it opens a page when clicked) A textbox with the type set as ...

Hi Lindsey, Nice to see you here as well. InfoPathDev is a great site. Regarding your questions on how to convert the InfoPath Form to PDF automatically using a workflow, have a look at this post.  Emailing attachments is also possible using the Muhimbi Workflows Power Pack, see ...

Hi, I work for a company that develops a PDF Converter for SharePoint. One of the formats we support is InfoPath. The version of our software that is currently available already supports InfoPath, but certain kind of forms such as those with embedded Full trust .net code are currently not supported. The new beta version however has support for ...

Have a look at the example in my blog post to see how to access a SQL Server database directly from a SharePoint Designer Workflow without having to write your own Visual Studio Custom Action or Workflow. You can use the same idea to parse an InfoPath form in order to get the data. There is an example about iterating through an InfoPath form in ...

You can convert to PDF as part of a workflow using a third party utility. I have worked on one, which is available at http://www.muhimbi.com/Products/PDF-Converter-for-SharePoint/Summary.aspx

To make life easier for complex conditions, you may want to consider a 3rd party Workflow Condition / Action I have worked on. Basically it allows custom C# and VB.net code to be embedded directly into your SharePoint Designer Workflow. Have a look at my blog post at http://www.muhimbi.com/blog/2009/12/embed-c-or-vb-code-directly-in.html