Hi,

I finally found the code to call.

NWF.FormFiller.PrintToPDF.PrintToPDF();

Regards,

Michael

Hi Michael,

Great.  Your solution has solved my issue and efforts also.

Cheers:)

Sunil

Hi team,

Is there an equivalent JavaScript function for Forms Enterprise for o365?

Cheers,

Chris

Hi,

I'm in the same boat. I really also hope for a similar solution to forms for o365.

Anybody?

Kind Regards, Rune

Hi Michael,

Thanks for this solution. You've solved my issue.

Jon

H Michael,

Excuse my ingnorance, but where would I put the code to call that you suggested? (NWF.FormFiller.PrintToPDF.PrintToPDF)

Hi Susie,

You would create a button and use JavaScript. Then you can put your Javascript on the form in a function

and call that function from your button.

Thank you.  That worked.  For other newbies, here is what I did:

1. I dragged the Button control onto the form
2. Double click on the Button
3. Below is my configuration

Name: I used PrintToPDF

Button Action: Select JavaScript

Button Label: PDF

Appearance

   Visible: Yes

Ribbon

   Show on Ribbon: Yes

Advanced

   Visible when in view mode: Yes

Enable when in View Mode: Yes

Client click: Type - NWF.FormFiller.PrintToPDF.PrintToPDF();

Make other changes as needed or leave default

Save

Publish

Hello,

I tried the intruction above but still no file is generated.

There is a loading pop up.. but no pdf file.

Im using on premise 2013 version.

Thanks in advance :)

@Isabel1126 Hello! This is the same issue I'm running into. Were you able to find a solution?

Thank you!

hi, thanks for info. What if you don't see JavaScript in your Button action menu?