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Re: Conditional Logic Detecting Viewing Source of PDF - Adobe LiveCycle 23-12-2009
Here is a stripped-down version of the form with all of the identifiable information removed. It does still have the 3 form fields I'm trying to pre-populate though.

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Re: Conditional Logic Detecting Viewing Source of PDF - Adobe LiveCycle 23-12-2009
While you example works (thanks), unfortunately it isn't working for my particular application. So, please let me elaborate a little more...I have a form where 3 fields get pre-populated using variables from the URL querystring. I have an initialize event on each of the 3 fields that parses the querystring and places the values in the fields. If I open this PDF in a browser from the proper link, it works just fine. If I open it in Reader, it displays errors because it is needing the URL querystr...

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Re: Button to Upload Form - Adobe LiveCycle 23-12-2009
This seems to have worked, but now I have another issue...I'm using PHP to handle the PDF submission, but I can't find how it is coming through. It is not in the $_FILES array like a document being uploaded from an HTML form would be and it is not in the $_POST array like normal HTML form fields would be. Any thoughts?

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Conditional Logic Detecting Viewing Source of PDF - Adobe LiveCycle 22-12-2009
I have a piece of Javascript that I'd like to only run when the user is viewing it in a browser window and NOT run when they are viewing it in Acrobat Reader. What is the conditional logic I need to place around my Javascript?

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Button to Upload Form - Adobe LiveCycle 22-12-2009
I'd like to place a button on my LiveCycle form that uploads the completed form to my website. I don't want the Post fields, I'd like to upload the whole form and save it as a PDF file on my web server. Anybody know of a good way to do this? I'm using LiveCycle ES.

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