Sonalee,It looks like there is a authentication conflict between the
email with attachments service and your SMTP server. If your SMTP server
requires authentication then your LiveCycle process must be configured
to provide the user id and password. If that is the case, you can either
configure each email service instance with authentication properties or
you can configure the email service component with authentication
properties.Steve
Be cautious using focus on validation. It is very easy to create a
closed loop.For your validation message, you can set the
validationMessage to the caption in the initialize event as
follows:this.validationMessage =
this.resolveNode("caption.value.#text").value + " is invalid.";Suppose
you have a numeric field "qty", the Caption is set to Quantity", and the
JavaScript validation event is "this.rawValue > 10;", if validation
fails the message will be "Quantity is invalid.". Steve
Kevin,I am unaware of a method of centering the caption and RadioButton
simultaneously. A workaround could be achieved by turning the caption to
None and setting the left and right margins to equal values. Equal
margins will centre the RadioButton. Place a Text object above the
RadioButton to replace the caption.Steve
Derrick,There is a sample posted at
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/articles/lc_designer_db_lookup_tip.pdfIt
was created for Designer 7.0 but it should function the same in later
versions of Designer.Steve
Bill,Your assessment is correct. My memory is not to good so I cannot
recall the reason for this behaviour....but there is one.If you would
like a sample form that encodes a dynamic subform, please send me an
email at stwalker@adobe.com.Steve
Han Dao,In the process data model there is a variable called
'creator_id' which identifies the creator of the process instance. You
can use creator_id to query the user repository for an email address,
whether it is LDAP or a user database. Alternatively, the email address
could be a PDF form field and you could extract the email address from
the form data.Steve
Chris,It may be working. I just ran the following test successfully
where a status of 4 was returned from my dig sig change event.var digSig
= event.target.getField(GetFQSOMExp(signature));if (digSig) { var status
= digSig.signatureValidate(); var message = ""; switch (status) { case
0: case 1: message = "not signed"; break; case 2: message = "invalid
signature"; break; case 3: message = "valid but identity of signer
cannot be verified"; break; case 4: message = "valid signature"; break;
default...
Hi Dana,In LiveCycle Designer ES (8.2.1), open the Font and Paragraph
views from the Windows toolbar. There are many options for managing text
including baseline shift, letter spacing, horizontal/vertical scaling,
and kerning.Steve
Aditya,Yes it is possible to design a form in different language using
LiveCycle Designer ES. The product is localized for many languages. You
can also build forms that support many languages locales.Go to LiveDocs
and check the index for language
locales.http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/8.2/acrobat_designerSteve
Hi Luigi,I think you are referring to the dialogue that pops up when you
drag a Paper Forms Barcode object on to the form template. The license
requirement is a reference to the LiveCycle ES server products (Barcoded
Forms ES or Reader Extensions ES). You are free to design forms using
the Paper Forms Barcode. However, once the forms are filled
electronically using Reader and printed to paper, your ability to read
the barcode from the document image is dependent upon the use of
Barcoded Forms ES...