Leonard Rosenthol-3 wrote:
>
> BUT you should be able to fill in ANY part of a dynamic PDF simply by
> modifying the XML. You simply need to parse the XML and manipulate it.
>
I tried, but it doesn't work.
To the example in section 8.6.2 of the 2nd edition of the book by Bruno, I
added two text fields:
1) txtName in the MasterPage
2) txtCompany below the movie subform
I modified the xml adding two tags: Here below an excerpt from my new
version of the movies.xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<movies>
<txtName>Jon Doe</txtName>
<movie duration="141" imdb="0062622" year="1968"> (...) </movie>
<movie duration="88" imdb="0423866" year="2004"> (...) </movie>
(...)
<movie duration="86" imdb="0402595" year="2004"> (...)
</movie>
<txtCompany>NewCo Inc</txtCompany>
</movies>
Unfortunately txtName and txtCompany are not filled with the expected
values.
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