problem loading PDF via ASP and FDF Toolkit

[Former Community Member]

Using the toolkit and the following code to stuff values into the pdf. Staic field names are not a problem. Dynamic field names coming from an array does...



Getting an exception occurred error on

An exception occurred: 'objFDF.FDFSetValue'



'create the FDF 3rd party dll object

Set FDFAcX = Server.CreateObject("FDFApp.FDFApp")

Set objFDF = FDFAcX.FDFCreate



' SET THE FULL ABSOLUTE URL OF YOUR PDF FILE

'*****************************************************

objFDF.FDFSetFile Server.MapPath("/pdf/"& FormName)



' USE THE FDFSetValue METHOD TO POPULATE THE PDF's FORM FIELDS



'*********************************************************************

' PDF form field name, Value you want entered, a value used to

comply

' with Adobe Acrobat version 3.0 and below.

' objFDF.FDFSetValue "1_NAME_OF_CLAIMANT_Last_F", strName, False



for x = 0 to ubound(DataArray,1)

'replace the address commas (if ,,) with one single comma

if instr(DataArray(x,0),"address")>1 then DataArray(x,1) =

replace(DataArray(x,1),",,",",")



' response.write DataArray(x,0)&"::"& DataArray(x,1)&"

"

' response.write "objFDF.FDFSetValue "& DataArray(x,0) & ", " &

DataArray(x,1)& ", False

":response.flush

objFDF.FDFSetValue DataArray(x,0), DataArray(x,1), False

next



Please help me.....aaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

[Former Community Member]

Hi Bastien

Sorry to say I have no solution

but it is interesting so please mail me if you find a solution

ulf.a@dtp-tjanst.se

[Former Community Member]

I need to fill a PDF form via ASP.Net and the FDF Toolkit. I found the ASp.Net code to do it but the form fields do not get populated. I am wondering if I need to do something to the document in Designer to allow this.



Here is my dotNet code



Dim FdfApp As New FdfAppClass()

Dim FdfAcX_Doc As FdfDoc

FdfAcX_Doc = FdfApp.FDFCreate

FdfAcX_Doc.FDFSetFile("C:\Documents and Settings\me\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\OSP\test1149.PDF")

FdfAcX_Doc.FDFSetValue("B1_From_Address", " This is my very own test ", False)



FdfAcX_Doc.FDFSaveToFile("C:\Documents and Settings\me\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\OSP\test.fdf")

FdfAcX_Doc.FDFClose()

Response.ContentType = "Application/vnd.fdf"

Response.WriteFile("C:\Documents and Settings\me\My Documents\Visual Studio 2005\OSP\test.fdf")

Response.End()



George