Op 11/10/2012 13:09, Julian Willing schreef:
I've got a PDF with some blank form fields. I am populating some of
the fields in code, but would like to keep some blank so that they can
be edited later down the line.
Are you talking about a Reader Enabled form?
In that case, read http://support.itextpdf.com/node/6
My question is how to keep the document in an editable state after
populating some of the fields?
iText keeps fields editable by default.
I'm using iTextSharp for .Net. I've noticed
/pdfStamper.FormFlattening/ -- but whatever I set this to (e.g. true
or false), the behaviour always represents true.
If you want to keep the fields editable, you shouldn't bother about
FormFlattening: you don't want form flattening!
You're insinuating that something is wrong, but you don't tell us what's
wrong. You don't show us what you do, and you expect us to tell you what
you're doing wrong.
If this were Stackoverflow, your question would be voted down.
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