Paulo,
No rush, but did you have a chance to look at my digital signature clearing
issue this weekend?
Thanks!
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Wow Paulo, that's great!
Just for my own information though, what keys should I be paying attention
to in order to do a clear of a signature field? The
Wow Paulo, that's great!
Just for my own information though, what keys should I be paying attention
to in order to do a clear of a signature field? The /V and /AP still or
would all the keys need to be cleaned?
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Emptying a signature field
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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>>That is: if you're talking about a Text field.
>>What you say isn't true for a Button field.
>>Suppose you want to repla
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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>>That is: if you're talking about a Text field.
>>What you say isn't true for a Button field.
>>Suppose you want to replace the icon on a button field,
>>than you have to getNewPushbuttonFromField() and
>>replacePushbuttonField() as is done in this example:
>>h
On 8/10/2010 14:43, djdjdj wrote:
> For me, there is a bit of a disconnect to that logic. For example, if I'm
> creating a web form and want to clear the value of a field in a web form I
> certainly wouldn't delete the field and recreate it but would instead set
> the value to an empty string.
Th
