1T3XT info wrote:
>
> Julian2 wrote:
>> I dont know the theory or even what XFA is, but if i cant do it, what
>> other
>> way can i just stop the user from editing it?
>
> We can't answer that question if you don't tell us if your form
> is an AcroForm, an XFA form with an AcroForm counter-part, or a
> pure XFA form. First answer our question, then we can answer yours.
>
>
>
...i would gladly tell if its an XFA form or an AcroForm if u tell me how do
i know this.
Its a common PDF that i have edited with Acrobat Professional 8 just to have
AcroFields in mode Design, that would be an AcroForm? If it is then im only
able to do what i explained before using some XFA code.
At first, the formflattenning=true did work, while i had none XFA lines of
code but i wasnt happy with the result of filling the blanks. Then, i added
those lines just to see if i could get it done and i did, but now
formflattenning=true doesnt work. Thats as far as i know, i would like to
answer your question, but im afraid i really cant answer that..perhaps its
turned into an XFA form with an AcroForm counter-part by code, the PDF file
that i edited to add the AcroFields had nothing special, just simple PDF
before editing.
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