Did you have to choose whether to import the PDF as a form with fixed pages vs. a flowable layout?If so, and you choose Fixed pages, the background may be set as an image rather than text that you can edit. It could also be that the person who created the original PDF did that when they opened the f...

Is there anything that the user HAS to do at the beginning or end of the form? like entering the first or last field? Perhaps, you can run a check in the first field which marks all of the fields that are empty (which I suspect should be all of them). Then the last field checks again.Or since this f...

It depends on where you want the subform to actually go.Suppose you have a button inside a subform and you always want the new subform to go on top of the entire stack of subforms:this.parent.instanceManager.insertInstance(0);If you want to add it right above whatever instance you're working on, the...

Going to answer my own question here. The problem can be resolved by editing the XML.In the <field> tag for the text field, you should have a width and a height. The height (what we're actually worried about) can be set by either 'h' or 'minH'. 'h' is for height that is static, and 'minH' is for exp...

I hope this can get an answer. There are no fewer than 5 other discussions open about this issue that have not gotten answers from 2010 up to January 2014.What options can disable "Expand to Fit" under the Layout tab for text boxes?Situation:  I have a page set to Flowed. Inside that page, I have a ...

Each button gets its own click event to perform whatever action you wish. I'm not sure if that answers your question.

If you don't mind using javascript instead of action builder, here's the code that would go in the exit event for that text field in your document--the one that you type in.form1.pageSet.Page1.tfFooter.rawValue = this.rawValue;Of course, I don't know what you named the footer text box, so change tfF...

Can you provide the code or the Action Builder steps you used? Also, do you use multiple master pages?

I figured it out...I added another line to the docReady event, so now I have:this.h = ".3125in";this.maxH = "9in";

I have a subform, sfQ, that holds four items, tfInitials, cbQ, tfTypeCheck (hidden), and tfQ1. tfQ1 is a text field that allows multiple lines. All four start with a height of .3125in. When I set the subform to flowed, the items move to "top to bottom" order, and the subform changes height to .9375 ...