Hi!
I just discovered a way to crash Acrobat Reader 5 / Win32:
If you put two or more form fields (I used textfields) with the same
name into a PDF document,
- Acrobat Reader 4.0 displays all fields, and input in one field shows
up in all other fields, too.
This seems reasonable, as all
This will not apply to radio button lists. Adobe should change this as soon as
possible, because in HTML its normal to have multiple Checkboxes with the same name.
regards, david
On Thursday, May 16, 2002, at 12:38 PM, Carsten Frewert wrote:
Hi!
I just discovered a way to crash Acrobat
At 3:09 PM +0200 5/16/02, David Teran wrote:
Adobe should change this as soon as possible, because in HTML its
normal to have multiple Checkboxes with the same name.
The only way to change this would be to completely revamp how
forms are structured internally in a PDF file. They
At 12:38 PM +0200 5/16/02, Carsten Frewert wrote:
I just discovered a way to crash Acrobat Reader 5 / Win32:
Acrobat shouldn't crash, but...
If you put two or more form fields (I used textfields) with the same
name into a PDF document,
Yes, you can NOT do that! The way forms
The only way to change this would be to completely revamp how forms are
structured internally in a PDF file. They could do this, but it would break
compatibility with all older viewers :(.
Bad news, i wonder why they did it how its implemented now, it definitly is
problematic when
Hi Leonard!
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
At 12:38 PM +0200 5/16/02, Carsten Frewert wrote:
I just discovered a way to crash Acrobat Reader 5 / Win32:
Acrobat shouldn't crash, but...
ACK. Not rendering the document and providing an error message would
be ok, but
