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Trouble submitting forms via submit button

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I am distributing a PDF via Microsoft Outlook, and then compiling the responses on my local server.  However, when the participant clicks 'submit', there is an error in the script which causes Outlook to give me this message:

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Any help is much appreciated!

J. Klaybor

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Hi,

No problem. Just open the Script Editor in LC Designer (if not already open). Window menu or F5.

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Drag down the window (if it is only showing one line), so that you can see several lines.

Should be good to go! You can then script against the different events, etc.

Niall

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Hi,

It looks like the original script in the submit button OR the information that was inputted when you distributed the form has scrambled the eturn email address.

The error message looks like the first part of the standard text string from the body message of the email, when the form was distributed in Acrobat 8.

Maybe look at your Acrobat preferences to check that you have specified a full/correct return email address. You may also need to edit the form in LC Designer.

Hope that helps,

Niall

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Yes, the preferences are correct.

I suppose my question would be:  how do I edit the script in LiveCycle?  In Acrobat it's no problem, but I can't seem to access it in LC.  And I can't edit this PDF in Acrobat since it was created in LC.

I ran into this same problem when I created a PDF in Acrobat, but was able to delete the offending script.

BTW, I'm not trying to submit this via email...I'm sending this to my server via http.

Thanks in advance.

J. Klaybor

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Hi,

No problem. Just open the Script Editor in LC Designer (if not already open). Window menu or F5.

Parallels Desktop1.png

Drag down the window (if it is only showing one line), so that you can see several lines.

Should be good to go! You can then script against the different events, etc.

Niall