Hi,
> <>There is a class RadioCheckField:
> RadioCheckField check = new RadioCheckField(writer, rect, name, "On");
> check.setCheckType(RadioCheckField.TYPE_CROSS);
> writer.addAnnotation(check.getCheckField());
> But it only has a limited number of default appearances.
Thanks for this solutio
Beate Niendorf wrote:
Now I bounced in another little problem:
I studied the example for creating a checkbox:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/examples/com/lowagie/examples/forms/FormCheckbo
x.java
Is there a more simple way to create a default checkbox?
<>There is a class RadioCheckField:
Radio
Hi Bruno,
> PushbuttonField push = new PushbuttonField(stamp.getWriter(),new
> Rectangle(10 + xadd, pageHeight - 80, fieldwidth + xadd,
> pageHeight - 40), buttonName + "text");
>
> Let me know if this works,
It works fine! Thanks a lot :)
.oO(I told you it's a simple problem *smile*...)
With
bruno wrote:
I don't see any real difference between your example and mine.
Could you send me a small standalone example starting from my
code snippet that reproduces the problem?
I have found the problem!
I was able to reproduce it by switching two parameters in the
Rectangle constructor. I w
