> But with iText how can i access each button ?
AcroFields.Item fieldsItem = myAcroFields.getItem( "myFieldName" );
int numberOfFieldsWithTheSameName = fieldsItem.size()
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfFieldsWithTheSameName; ++i) {
PdfDictionary curMerged = fieldsItem.getMerged( i );
/** whatever **/
}
HOWEVER: GetNewPushbuttonFromField and ReplacePushbuttonField don't take
multiple instances of a field into account (they only take a name, not an
index). You'll need to look at the source to those two functions and write
your own versions that take an index as well. If you then submitted that code
back to iText, that would be wonderful.
If you're not up for writing that code, one of the developers at iText Software
(including myself, yes: I'm pimping myself... I feel kinda dirty) can undertake
it for you.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
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