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AEM designer to develop a dynamic PDF form

  • June 27, 2023
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I am using AEM designer to develop a dynamic PDF form which has a Text box with multiple parts need to pull data from system and user asks all parts be editable and expandable. eg.

The [ClaimantName] has overpayment [OverpaymentAmt], because of [OverpaymentReason], as of [Date].

1. if use floating field on all parts, the text alignment will be good, but user can't enter changes.

2. if use text field on all parts, user can enter change, but text alignment won't be good, might crowed or leaving spaces.

3. thinking to , on each parts, use first floating field to pull data from system, when user click on this field, showing a text field let user enter changes and then write the changes into the second floating field. if this works, the text will have a good alignment, no crowed or extra spaces.  This will rely on the pulled Data from  first floating field disappear. I set it as invisible or hidden after when user enter changes, the pulled Data won't disappear.

please help how to make this form with example text parts work with Designer.

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Best answer by krishna_sai

Hi @feibaizh ,
Can you post this in community related to forms where you can expect solution from experts
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-forms/ct-p/adobe-experience-manager-forms-community


Thanks,
Krishna

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krishna_sai
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June 29, 2023

Hi @feibaizh ,
Can you post this in community related to forms where you can expect solution from experts
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-forms/ct-p/adobe-experience-manager-forms-community


Thanks,
Krishna

feibaizhAuthor
July 11, 2023

Krishna,

Just posted in the Community. 

Thanks, 

Feibai