brian.mo...@thompsonmachinery.com brian.mo...@thompsonmachinery.com) writes:
> Does the field you have on your page three happen to share a name with a
field on any of the other pages?
> This may be an elementary question, but it's the first thing I thought of.
It could very well be possible. The forms I'm filling out programmatically I
obtain from the US government, and we know how competent they are J .
It appears that on all pages the 'total pages' field is labeled
txtTotalPages. (as obtained by enumerating the form fields via a:
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, iTextSharp.text.pdf.AcroFields.Item> de in
pdfReader.AcroFields.Fields) ), de.Key is equal to:
"topmostSubform[0].Page1[0].TXTTOTALPAGES[0]" (Page 1 in the first document)
"topmostSubform[0].Page2[0].TXTTOTALPAGES[0]" (Page 2 in the first document)
"topmostSubform[0].Page3Cont[0].txtTotalPages[0]" (Page 1 in the 2nd
document "page 3 continuation form")
If that's the problem, I certainly could edit Page 3 and change the
txtTotalPages to something else.. however, there are times when Page #3 will
'overflow' as well and I need to create a 'Page #4' as well (which is just
another copy of Page 3). so there is always the possibility I would have the
"same" field names in multiple page 3's depending on the overflow.
I will see how your included example works as well, since that may address
the problem of combining the documents when I have multiple page 3's. Thank
you for the feedback.
--MD
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