OK, I have made some progress but still not quite where I would like. I have
discovered you need to do the following:
Document xfaDoc = acroFields.getXfa().getDomDocument();
/* Add entry node below to appropriate forms */
Sorry it's been awhile since I've addressed this issue. I actually was going
to use my work around for the short term (i.e. use PdfCopyFields to downgrade
form) with some JavaScript flipping the RadioButtons. This however has
produced unwanted resorted fields in the resulting PDF.
So given
Thanks guys, I will see what I can do and if I come up with a fair solution, I
will post it back here.
Also, last night I was thinking about an alternate method to tackle the issue.
You know how I said that if I copied the fields first (via PdfCopyFields),
everything worked fine if I
So let me rehash what you're saying to be clear.
You are recommending the solution around the Expected a name object error is
to not use the PdfCopyFields process because it probably doesn't work with
Designer Forms because it is converting the form to an AcroForm (hence the
reason it shrunk
So let me rehash what you're saying to be clear.
You are recommending the solution around the Expected a name object error is
to not use the PdfCopyFields process because it probably doesn't work with
Designer Forms because it is converting the form to an AcroForm (hence the
reason it shrunk
I know by default iText is not working completely with Designer designed forms.
My current client is using Designer for which I have little control and for
everything but radiobuttons, iText is working fine.
Basically a user requests a form from the server and using iText I prefill the
data.
I have attached the source and sample PDF.
I have two rendering methods producing different results. The first
(renderTestPdfByteWise) is close to what we are doing today in the Web
Application (dealing with bytes and such). The second is smaller
(renderTestPdf) which doesn't actually seem
Within Adobe Acrobat Reader, an individual can enter a search string and then
Reader highlights a word in an existing document I do not control. Is it
possible with iText to open an existing document and retrieve the x,y position
of a given word or string?
Bottom line is I want to add a
OK, I know the answer is probably no, can't be done but figured I would give it
a try nevertheless.
I know you can copy one document to another page by page and when you have
forms, you can modify them. My problem is that I need to exchange a table with
blank content and replace it with one
