InfoPath Dev

PDF export will not work on browser enabled forms.

Hi Ted, thanks for the response, my problem is that this has been sent to me by somebody outside of my organisation. Will I need access to their system to able open it? I am not sure I will have that option. Are there any other solutions, maybe through email?

I have copied and pasted your C# code and am getting the following errors - can you assist me please? Error 1 'Microsoft.Office.InfoPath.View' does not contain a definition for 'Export'  Error 2 The name 'ExportFormat' does not exist in the current context   

Hi, I have created a form based on a webservice. When the form is submitted the webservice populates a SQL database with the information entered in the form. Currently, we have also set it up to save the form to a Sharepoint library, so when a form is reopened it does a query on the database and retrieves it's data from the database thus ...

 Thanks for the tips Hilary.  I think I know what I'm going to do for the date now.

Hi, have a look on that, you can filter your column with a minimum of code with owssvr.dll. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2007/01/15/populating-form-data-from-sharepoint-list-views.aspx

Hi, you can use content type for that, you publish each form as content type, and apply your 3 contents types on a document library. In your case the best practice concern Sharepoint items limits consider the restriction of a maximum of 2000 items per list container in document libraries and lists.

Hello Ernesto, thank you for putting it into consideration. I will try to test this code again myself and post the result here (for instance they have an update for the 2010-Office) . It has been a year or so, since I last used it. Best regards Michael

Hi, you can make a loop on your repeating field and save each value on another field with a separator and publish this field to Sharepoint.