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Re: How to find data connection path
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Sweet! Thanks Bruce!
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Bruce,I got a bit ahead of myself. I guess the previous developer did
use the "Embed XML Schema" option. As you previously stated I found what
I was looking for when I opened the XML Source view. If you haven't
already replied to my question regarding where to find the "Embed XML
Schema" option I still would like to know that.No need to reply if you
already answered.Thanks again,Willie
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Hi Bruce,Where would I find the "Embed XML Schema" option?Thanks,Willie
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How to find data connection path
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I need to modify several xdp files created by a previous developer. When
I open them in LC Designer I get the usual "Cannot find xxxx.xsd. Check
that the path is correct" message. The path indicated in the connection
properties is a relative path like ".\xxxx.xsd". I searched the system
drives and found several xsd files so I'm not sure which one the xdp
files are using. Is there some other embedded property that will give me
the actual path to the xsd file?Thanks,Willie
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Re: How to Create New Line in AEM Document Rendered in HTML
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Sorry, got busy and forgot to reply that I did find the LiveCycle
Designer forum. Thanks again!
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Re: Need JavaScript Help on How to Create New Line in Document Rendered in HTML
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I didn't know that but my company has selected Chrome as our default
browser. Thanks for the reply though.
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Need JavaScript Help on How to Create New Line in Document Rendered in HTML
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Hi Everyone,I'm new to the Adobe forums. I had previously posted this
message in the AEM forum but was told I needed to post it in the
LiveCycle forum. Please redirect me if I'm still not in the correct
place. So here's my problem:I'm creating a letter document using AEM
Designer. I need to have the data elements for an address formatted as
shown:NameAddress 1Address 2City, State ZipAll are data elements mapped
into the letter xdp. I'm using the following JavaScript to conditionally
exclude Addr...
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Sorry I'm new here. Can you direct me to the correct forum? I see forums
for everything EXCEPT LiveCycle.Thanks,Willie
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How to Create New Line in AEM Document Rendered in HTML
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Hi Everyone, I'm creating a letter document using AEM Designer. I need
to have the data elements for an address formatted as shown:NameAddress
1Address 2City, State ZipAll are data elements mapped into the letter
xdp. I'm using the following JavaScript to conditionally exclude Address
2 if it contains a null value:if (Address2.rawValue != null) {
Address.rawValue = MailTo.rawValue + "\u000a" + Address1.rawValue +
"\u000a" + Address2.rawValue + "\u000a" + City.rawValue + ", " +
State.rawValue + "...
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Re: [New] Welcome to AEM Community! Please Introduce Yourself
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Hi Everyone,My name is Willie Chapman. I'm relatively new to AEM. I
started using LiveCycle a little over a year ago then started using AEM.
Almost all of my prior experience has been on the IBMi. About two years
ago my employer began replacing our IBM systems with more modern
java-based systems. We chose AEM for our document solution. I spent the
first year of learning the basics of AEM/LC, HTML, and JavaScript.
Naturally there are a lot of "holes" in my knowledge and experience so I
hope to us...
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AEM Designer - Force Page Break
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Hello All,I'm new to AEM (LiveCycle) Designer but I thought I had
mastered the basic stuff. That was until someone asked me force a page
break in a document that currently contains information by state in a
table object inside a flowed subform. The request is to have the table
data element begin on a new page each time the state changes. I thought
such a request would be really simple (and it probably is) but I can't
find an explanation of how to do it.Thanks in advance!Willie C.
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