TvT, Thomas,
TvT wrote
for checkboxes and radiobuttons iText only considers the /V (value key):
String value = acroFields.getField(fieldName);
You only see /OFF thus the /V attribute is probably missing in your PDF
since many PDF Tools/Viewers do not set the value for
Thomas,
Thomas Harre wrote
But what is the difference between the /V and /AS values?
Or what do they even stand for?
/AS is specified for annotations in general as
(Required if the appearance dictionary AP contains one or more
subdictionaries; PDF 1.2) The annotation’s appearance state,
Hi,
for checkboxes and radiobuttons iText only considers the /V (value key):
String value = acroFields.getField(fieldName);
You only see /OFF thus the /V attribute is probably missing in your PDF
since many PDF Tools/Viewers do not set the value for
checkboxes/radiobuttons.
According to the PDF
