Op 5/12/2011 7:56, Khatri Anand schreef:
> I use following line for remove the Border.
>
> form.setFieldProperty(dto.getName(), "bordercolor", Color.white, null);
What makes you think the border is a property of the field? I'm not
saying it isn't, I'm only asking you if you checked if it's not par
Hi,
I use following line for remove the Border.
form.setFieldProperty(dto.getName(), "bordercolor", Color.white, null);
It's work but only when I click on textfield. default textfield border is
visible.
Is there any other way to remove the border of textfield?
Thanks & Regards,
On Sat, Dec 3,
On 3/12/2011 10:42, Khatri Anand wrote:
> I use AcroForm & java.
> How can I remove the textField border using itext? and also textField
> looking like Label.
If you don't succeed in removing the border from a text field using what
explained in the book, chances are the border is part of the cont
