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Uhm, it's still very vague, what exactly happens to your AcroForms when you partners are loading it into their LiveCycle environment.
In general the Livecycle forms (XFA) use a different JavaScript APIs and methods from Acrobat (AcroForms).
https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/aem-forms/6-2/scripting-reference.pdf
You can convert AcroForms into XFA forms but with limitations. So it's better to recreate those forms in LiveCycle Designer than converting it.
https://www.smartdoctech.com/pdf/AcroJSDesignerJS.pdf
However, in your case that might be useless since it 's possile that the forms then are converted into HTML5 forms again, to be hosted on a website. Here you have other limitations and a different JavaScript enviroment again. A alot of scripting methods from LiveCycle Designer are not supported in HTML5 forms.
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