No problem. Please go-ahead.

Yes, I referred the code sample in that link.Below is the document level javascript to be added to the PDF to handle Save, Print and Download messages from the browser,this.disclosed = true;if(this.external && this.hostContainer){  function onMessageFunc( stringArray )  {    var myUrl = stringArray;...

I was finally able to achieve this after weeks of research and programming...I used HostContainer object to pass message between the browser (ASP.NET web form) and the PDF. Have created a document level javascript in the PDF to accept the message and handle it to either submit the form to the server...

HI Tarek,I have implemented the feature to display a fillable PDF in the browser within an iFrame, allow the user to fill the form fields and then save the changes by using a Save button in the PDF document.Clicking Save button within the PDF document will trigger HTTPSUBMIT and submits the entire P...

Do you display the form online? Where do you store the PDF? in database or file system?

Add a Button objectlike in the above screen shot.Set the control type as submit.You will see a submit tab.In the submit tab, you will need to set the submit to URL property and submit as property.This will work in livecycle designerif your form is acrobat form, steps will be slightly different

Add a "HTTP Submit Button" control in the PDF form. In the submit URL property of the button, set a URL like http://localhost/PDFManagement/PdfProcessor.aspx?SubmittedFormPart=1 and set the "submit as" property for the button as PDF. In the PDFProcessor.aspx web form page load event handler, you can...

Ok fine. actually, I'm planning to go with a third party component for digital signatures...Thanks for all the details, Tarek.

Just noticed that the PDF document contains a signature field, so, that shud also be supported...

Thanks Tarek. I have just downloaded the files from the link. I will go through it and get back to you.