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Don't use submit event. Use on_clicked event instead. Now You can differenciate multiple events & buttons. To submit form in on_clicked event just call DataConnections["yourSubmitDataSource"].Execute() method.

Well I see now :) So this will be a problem, because I don't know any way how to call "save" (with same functionality as standard toolbar save button has) from codebehind. As a workaround you can use two submit connections (one for save working copy another for submitting completed ...

Saving form in managed code can be achieved by executing submit connection. I don't understand why this is unappropriate solution for you? Before executing that submit connection you can change its FolderUrl property, so the form will be saved wherever you want to (into actual library for example). In loading event you can get url of actual ...

Hi, Iriana, the only way i can see is to unzip xsn template to get code dll. Afterwards, you can decompile it (use google to find some dll decompiler tool).  Hope it helps.

hi, emdc2 did you find out any solution?