Hey all,<br /><br />Newbie alert. I've spent some time perusing the forums and web and every example I see around submitting pdf forms to an http event.target are ALL full path urls. Sorry if this is an obvious one. <br /><br />Here is my deal. Trying to construct a single fillable pdf with a http submit button. And the pdf is embedded within the browser (<embed src=...), in our web app. Then DEPENDING on the environment (localhost, test, staging, production) the submit button within the pdf sends the whole pdf (cSubmitAs: PDF) to the server/http url. <br /><br />Otherwise, if we want to test in our environments, we'll have to create multiple pdf's with the same content, but different submit cURL's in them that point at the particular environment.<br /><br />For example, our environment target urls might be:<br /> local dev:
http://localhost:8080/coolapp/pdfForm/save<br /> test:
http://test.greatcompany.com/coolapp/pdfForm/save<br /> prod:
http://www.greatcompany.com/coolapp/pdfForm/save<br /><br />Is there a way to pick off the base url from the form that is under use/edit and then have some javascript build a full http url? So given the examples, the javascript is able to pick off
http://test.greatcompany.com or
http://localhost:8080 somehow from the context of the pdf being presented within the browser? Then it would just be a matter of using that dynamic base url and tacking on the '/coolapp/pdfForm/save'. Or is there no such metadata/object that has that information? And I just have to punt and create multiple forms with different full path cURL's?<br /><br />thanks for reading,<br />chad.
