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I added the try infront of the code, I get a few errors:
The type or namespace name 'Process' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
The name 'tempFolder' does not exist in the current context
The name 'Filename' does not exist in the current context
The name ...
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Have you insert the"try" in front of the sample of code ?
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Hi, thank you for all your help on this, it's greatly appreciated.
I get an error at:
}syntax error, 'try' expected
catch
{ }
What is the name of the tool to purchase?
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Hi, it's possible, this sample can do it but an adobe viewer window will open at the end of the print, it's exist some other tool without this drawback but it's not free.
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Good morning,
I have InfoPath 2007 forms that are being presented in the XMLFormView on an ASP.NET page. Life is good.
However, every once is a while the users hit a bug and the "There has been an error while processing this form." error dialog is shown. Aside from the fact that the dialog is ugly, my biggest problem ...
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Awesome that worked!
Is it possible to export the pdf to the share and also make it print out onto a network printer?
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I am using jscript in InfoPath 2003 (I can't therefore use C#) - is there a jscript version of this?
Thanks
Anne
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That's a strange error. Usually it is the browser form that displays the error "The Form has been Closed".
In the Form Library, go to the form library Settings and change them such that the form opens in the client instead of the browser. That should force the form to not open in the browser for all users when they click New.
If ...
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Try this method
private void AddMethodNode(int id, string cmd, XPathNavigator curNode, string[] strFieldNames, string[] strFieldValues) { System.Text.StringBuilder sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder(); sb.AppendFormat("", id.ToString(), cmd); for (int index = 0; index < strFieldNames.Length; index++) { string fieldValue = ...
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Hello.
That article was written by bizsupportonline.net and not infopathdev.com, so please direct your inquiry to the article's author.
Good luck.