I have a online system that creates PDFs on our web server, using the ActivePDF Toolkit.
Upon a users completion of a form, I create an uneditable form. The form
has a button on it. Here is how I set the security up from the ActivePDF
Toolkit function(Delphi code)...
PDFfile.SetOutputSecurity128(Password, OwnerPassword, // user &
owner password
True, // canPrint
False, // canEdit
True, // canCopy
False, // canModify
False, //
canFillInFormFields
False, // canMakeAccessible
False, // canAssemble
False); // canReproduce
When a user opens up this file using Acrobat 5, he can hit the button that
submits a request to the web server. It works fine.
But when a Acrobat 6 user tries to hit the button, nothing happens. It
seems as if the security for 6 doesnt allow the submit button to work.
Does anyone know what the problem is, or if there is any "work around"?
I've tied all kinds of different combinations o fthe above settings, but I
can never get it so the text fields are unedittable, and the submit button
works in 6.
Here is an example of such a file...
http://www.blumberglegalforms.com/224.pdf
User Password : bill
Owner Password : test
thanks
Bill
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