Thank you for help.
Br, Paweł Gawędzki
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
>
> Gawędzki wrote:
>> I do not understand why method getField("fieldname") returns me "yes".
>
> OK, then that is the difference between the example in the book and your
> PDF. Please open your PDF in iText RUPS and select t
ank you for your answers and sorry for frustrating you.
Br,
Paweł Gawędzki
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Gawędzki wrote:
> I have pdf document with text fields, radio buttons and checkboxes.
OK, just like:
http://1t3xt.info/examples/results/in_action/chapter16/register_form1.pdf
> Those fields has names from xml file (ex. radio button is named "//ProductId"
In my case for instance "person.preferred
Gawędzki
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Gawędzki wrote:
> Is it possible to get name of o
Bruno Lowagie wrote:
Gawędzki wrote:
Is it possible to get name of on-value from the EN-widget form this radio
button ?
Most of the times these widgets are unnamed. (Why
would they need a name?) You will have to explain
WHY you want that widget if you want any further
answer from me.
And if
Gawędzki wrote:
> Is it possible to get name of on-value from the EN-widget form this radio
> button ?
Most of the times these widgets are unnamed. (Why
would they need a name?) You will have to explain
WHY you want that widget if you want any further
answer from me.
br,
Bruno
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precyz wrote:
> In my case this instruction returns only "yes":
>
> form.getField("nameRadiobutton") is equal to "yes". This says
anything to me
> becouse i need something different.
See my previous answer: you misunderstand the concept of radiobuttons
(both in PDF as in HTML).
> Lets take
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precyz wrote:
> In my case this instruction returns only "yes&qu
precyz wrote:
> In my case this instruction returns only "yes":
>
> form.getField("nameRadiobutton") is equal to "yes". This says anything to me
> becouse i need something different.
See my previous answer: you misunderstand the concept of radiobuttons
(both in PDF as in HTML).
> Lets take eg. f
In my case this instruction returns only "yes":
form.getField("nameRadiobutton") is equal to "yes". This says anything to me
becouse i need something different. Lets take eg. from your book. There is
radiobutton named "language". It has values "languages = { "English",
"French", "Dutch" };". On d
precyz wrote:
> I have radiobutton named "nameRadiobutton". It has four buttons: a, b, c, d.
> Button c is in state "on" (it means the rest are in state "off").
> How in iText can I check which button (a, b, c or d) is in state "on" ?
>
> I know how to get names of this four buttons:
>
> PdfReade
precyz wrote:
> I have radiobutton named "nameRadiobutton". It has four buttons: a, b, c, d.
> Button c is in state "on" (it means the rest are in state "off").
> How in iText can I check which button (a, b, c or d) is in state "on" ?
>
> I know how to get names of this four buttons:
>
> PdfReade
I have radiobutton named "nameRadiobutton". It has four buttons: a, b, c, d.
Button c is in state "on" (it means the rest are in state "off").
How in iText can I check which button (a, b, c or d) is in state "on" ?
I know how to get names of this four buttons:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("i
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