> But this code still produce "/Ff 8192".
> Instead, I found next line is "/F 12591104".
>
> I don't know what the key "/F" mean in this case.
> So I am still in trouble.
>
That is the flag which is common to all annotations. I think it could be
the internal problem in iText. I will look into it
I'll update it.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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> > About pa
It's setFieldFlags not setFlags.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Thank you Phillip
> So, if you wait for the new release, you should do:
>
> field.setFlags(PdfFormField.FF_PASSWORD | 4194304);
>
> or if you do not, you should do:
>
> field.setFlags(PdfFormField.FF_PASSWORD |
> PdfFormField.FF_DONOTSPELLCHECK);
I tried
field.setFlags(PdfFormField.FF_PASSWO
> About password field;
> I added the folllowing code to my program;
> "field.setFlags(PdfFormField.FF_PASSWORD);"
Read PDF Reference p.448. Bit 14 is Password field flag.
>
> But this code produces "/Ff 8192".
> I think right flag shoudl be "/Ff 12591104".
12591104 = 11000
ld.FF_PASSWORD);
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Paulo Soares
>
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>
Paulo Soares
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> Hello all,
>
> I hava a couple of question about PdfFormField.
> Any
Hello all,
I hava a couple of question about
PdfFormField.
Any work around or suggestions would be
helpful.
I am trying to create a password-type text
form field with border and fill.
My code is like this;
...
field.setMKBorderColor( new
GrayColor(0.5f) ); field.setMKBac
