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Community guidelines. Migration Center. Nintex Analytics Forum. Nintex Analytics Knowledge Base. Nintex Analytics Blog. Nintex Promapp Forum. Best Practices. How To. Technical Issues. Nintex RPA Forum. Nintex for Salesforce Forum. Nintex AssureSign Forum. Community blogs. Responsive Forms. State and Local Government. Center of Excellence. Nintex Community Hub. Service status. We tried the first option initially which solved one of the issues of preventing the browser from appearing locked up while the PDF was generated since the method was running asynchronously in the background.

However, the client had no visual indicator like a spinner or 'Please Wait' dialog to understand something was still processing. The next step was to add a Label control to the form that would provide the message to the user that the PDF was being generated.

The final step of this process was to finalize the rules in the form, so that when the Save As PDF Async method started, we would disable the view, which provided a watermark layer over the form, show our progress label and added the method when the PDF Async was complete to change the label that it was complete and close or redirect the form at that point.

While this first approach prevented the lock up of the browser and provided a message to the users, it ultimately didn't solve the problem of the performance issues, so we proceeded to move the entire logic from the K2 SmartForm to the K2 Blackpearl workflow using events in the K2 Studio designer.

After the form was submitted, we added a rule to start the workflow. In the workflow, we added an activity that would handle the processing of the PDF and send an email confirmation with it attached. Generate a Report in PDF format It is sometimes necessary to generate reports in distributable formats. Generic; using System. Linq; using System. Web; using System.

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