If I'm understanding you correctly, sounds like you will have to use the SDK to save the form to the repository as well as use wkhtmltopdf to get the form to a pdf first. This isn't easily done due to authentication issues with asp.net. Seems like a lot of work for little gain. Unless you must absolutely go this route, I would use the process modeler.

As what Chris said, using the process modeler to save a form as a .pdf into the repository is the best way to go at it. However it seems you are encountering some issue that is preventing the form from entering that "Save to Repository" task? Would you be able to elaborate on the issue you're seeing? Perhaps we can see what may be holding up your process.

Yes, it will not allow me to save to the repository through the "Save to Repository" task when I have javascript in place that allows me to sign in the signature field with a Topaz signature pad.  I can get up until the point where it says "Thank You! Your form has been submitted" However, when I try to send an email or download the form from the thank you page, I get these errors: 

Unable to send an email. Please contact your system administrator. 

Exit with code 1 due to network error: ConnectionRefusedError

Ah, I see, so the issue only occurs when you incorporate your javascript into your process, is that correct? So if you were to not use any javascript, or create a new simple Forms process, that will allow you to save into the repository? I am just wishing to narrow down and clarify if the issue would be with Forms itself or with the javascript involved.

The problem only occurs when the javascript is in place.  Otherwise everything works properly. 

Ahhh... this sounds like a wkhtmltopdf issue. If you go to the server application logs in Event Viewer you should see something similar to 

This is due to the wkhtmltopdf process not able to load the javascript. One way to get around this is to detect if the form has been submitted and if so, skip the loading of the offending javascript file. You can detect if the form has been submitted by using one of the following functions:

function formSubmitted() {
     return $('li[attr=[your field name here]]').find('div.cf-medium').length>0 || $('li[attr=your field name here]').find('input.singleline').length>0;
}

or 

function formSubmitted() {
    return !LF.LFForms;
}

Thanks for your suggestion Chris.  Can you please explain what you mean by "skip the loading of the sigweb.js file?" 

Sorry about that. I corrected my post. I think I was answering your question from this post https://answers.laserfiche.com/questions/86327/Topaz-signature-Pads-and-Laserfiche-Forms and this post https://answers.laserfiche.com/questions/86656/Signature-from-Topaz-signature-pad-in-forms-wont-convert-to-pdf-or-tiff-image

Thanks Chris,

After testing it turns out that the loading of the sigweb.js file is preventing the form from being submitted.  Any tips on how to work around this? Without the file the signature pad does not work with the form. 

If you are loading your "sigweb.js" file using the jQuery.getScript(); function, you could use the function in my previous reply to do something like:

$(document).ready(function() {
   if (!formSubmitted()) $.getScript('[url]/sigweb.js', initSigweb);
});

Thank you for your suggestion. With that code in place, I am still having the same issue.

Could you post your code?

Here is the code: 

​
var baseUri = "http://localhost:47289/SigWeb/";

function initSigWeb(){
        var ctx = $("#sigTabContent .signatureSettings").getContext('2d');
          ResetParameters();
        SigWebSetDisplayTarget(ctx);
        tmr = setInterval(SigWebRefresh, 50);
        SetDisplayXSize(438);
        SetDisplayYSize(150);
    SetJustifyMode(0);
        SetTabletState(1);
        $("#form-signature-dlg").on("shown.bs.modal", function(){
              $("#sigNav a:eq(1)").click();
                KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
              SetLCDCaptureMode(2);
              $("button.signSignatureBtn").removeAttr("disabled");
        });
          $("span.clearSignature").on("click", function(){
              SetLCDCaptureMode(1);
              KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
              $("button.signSignatureBtn").removeAttr("disabled");
              setTimeout(function(){SetLCDCaptureMode(2);}, 2000);
          });
          $("#form-signature-dlg").on("hidden.bs.modal", function(){
            SetLCDCaptureMode(1);
              KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
    });
}

$(document).ready(function(){
  $.getScript("http://localhost:47289/SigWeb/SigGetScript/SigWeb.js", initSigWeb);
});

$(document).ready(function() {
   if (!formSubmitted()) $.getScript('http://localhost:47289/SigWeb/SigGetScript/sigweb.js', initSigweb);
});

Try this:

var baseUri = "http://localhost:47289/SigWeb/";

function formSubmitted() {
   return !LF.LFForms;
}

function initSigWeb(){
        var ctx = $("#sigTabContent .signatureSettings").getContext('2d');
          ResetParameters();
        SigWebSetDisplayTarget(ctx);
        tmr = setInterval(SigWebRefresh, 50);
        SetDisplayXSize(438);
        SetDisplayYSize(150);
    SetJustifyMode(0);
        SetTabletState(1);
        $("#form-signature-dlg").on("shown.bs.modal", function(){
              $("#sigNav a:eq(1)").click();
                KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
              SetLCDCaptureMode(2);
              $("button.signSignatureBtn").removeAttr("disabled");
        });
          $("span.clearSignature").on("click", function(){
              SetLCDCaptureMode(1);
              KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
              $("button.signSignatureBtn").removeAttr("disabled");
              setTimeout(function(){SetLCDCaptureMode(2);}, 2000);
          });
          $("#form-signature-dlg").on("hidden.bs.modal", function(){
            SetLCDCaptureMode(1);
              KeyPadClearHotSpotList();
                ClearSigWindow(1);
               ClearTablet();
    });
}

$(document).ready(function() {
   if (!formSubmitted()) $.getScript('http://localhost:47289/SigWeb/SigGetScript/sigweb.js', initSigweb);
});

Thank you for your suggestion. Unfortunately the signature pad does not work with this code.  It does not show in the signature box on the form.