The Javadoc is here: https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-5/forms/javadocs/index.html

Hi @ShandiC ,no, you cannot apply reader extensions with JavaScript from inside the PDF. For Attachments this is a modification of the PDF by AEM Forms server.Kosta

@Shaji_KGL, ah ok, yes that example was under the assumption that your documents have usually more than 1 page. I will see how you can approach this. Do you have a custom service or orchestration and do you know how much pages the pdf has before you construct the DDX? In that case you could control ...

Thanks for letting us know, @manugupta02. See also here for more on entropy in linux: https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager-forms/instance-hangs-for-15-minutes-after-sling-properties-change/td-p/252067

@Shaji_KGL, Pulkit gave you a good example if you have several documents and the first page comes as an individual PDF. If your document is in one PDF with multiple pages you could try this here:<DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/"><PDF result="outDoc">   <PDF source="input" pages="1">      <Wa...

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Hi @islandgirl23 the floating fields do not persist their values between header instances. You have 2 kinds which need different approaches1) ssf - make it global data and it will show on all pages:2) moneyo is different. First problem is that you overwrite it every time with a script. It seems to b...

I can only assume that the XDPs contain a script object named util where the printd function is written as a JavaScript function. Can you see it? Usually at the bottom.

@AmiAdobe this seems to come from some external library. I am not aware that printd is supported by the XFA scripting in JS.In FormCalc you have the DateFmt() function which would do what you want - and you could use picture clauses for your fields.If "this" is a DateField you can set the formatting...

Hi @srujan1981, as Pulkit says, I have created a small AF called test9, Select from Asset tab Adaptive Form and it shows me the form. The form itself is in ..lc/aem/forms.html/content/dam/formsanddocuments