That's correct - you either have a dynamic PDF or a static PDF, take your
choice.
BUT you should be able to fill in ANY part of a dynamic PDF simply by
modifying the XML. You simply need to parse the XML and manipulate it.
On 7/4/11 6:54 PM, "Roberto" wrote:
>Yes, but if I save the form from L
Hello, I would like to determine the height of a text for a given font. For
most fonts the GetAscentPoint and GetDescentPoint return a correct value but
for some fonts it just returns 0. Eg: Myriad Pro Bold Condensed (otf font
installed by installing Adobe photoshop) returns 0 However:Myriad
Yes, but if I save the form from LiveCycle Designer as "Adobe Static PDF Form
(*.pdf)",
I won't be able to fill - for instance - a table dynamically via xml like in
Listing 8.28 of the book by Bruno.
So, if I need a form with a dynamic table (from 0 to n rows) and text fields
before and after th
Please remove me from this list, I don't need the help at the moment.
Thank you,
Cherie Beers
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All of the data generated in your IT infrastructure is seriously valuable.
Why? It contains a definiti
Okay, found the solution to my problem and posting it here for the benefit of
others.
1. Problem: The pdf was getting corrupt when creating a stamper with append
mode. This worked when creating the same file without append.
Solution: I was using a MemoryStream as the writing stream and then using
On 4/07/2011 10:04, Roberto wrote:
> As you suggested, I checked with listing 8.18 and the output is just the
> following line:
> XFA form
>
> I suppose this means I have no AcroFields.
That's correct.
> Maybe I should create a XFA form with an AcroForm counterpart.
> How can I do that ?
That sh
As you suggested, I checked with listing 8.18 and the output is just the
following line:
XFA form
I suppose this means I have no AcroFields.
My form is the same created by Bruno Lowagie in section 8.6.2 of his book
plus:
a text field and an image in the Master page
a text field below the subfo
