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 */
: Re: [iText-questions] Designer RadioButton work-around?
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
in Designer and see
what XML is created.
Paulo
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So let me rehash what you're saying
I have had the same Expected a name object error with radio buttons,
and up to now my solution was simply to avoid radio buttons. I was
unaware of the Acroforms vs XFA issue.
If a form is created using Adobe Acrobat (not Lifecycle Designer, just
the simple tools in Acrobat), is it possible to
After a bit of experimentation I found that I could recreate the form
from scratch in Acrobat, and then everything works!
Thanks again for a terrific library!
Carl
Carl H. Sayres wrote:
I have had the same Expected a name object error with radio buttons,
and up to now my solution was
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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
Paulo Soares wrote:
You have in the Adobe site the pdf reference and the
pdf reference.
Replace pdf by XFA in one of the above references ;-)
br,
Bruno
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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
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I have attached the source and sample PDF.
I have two rendering methods producing different results
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I have attached the source and sample PDF.
I have two rendering
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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
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.
, 2007 9:48 PM
Subject: [iText-questions] Designer RadioButton work-around?
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
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I know by default iText is not working completely with Designer designed
forms. My current client is using Designer for which I have little
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