Hi @AravindSe2, Based on the screenshot, it seems that the issue might be related to the permissioning. Can you please make sure the project is created properly and has all the required permissions. Also please make sure you have the correct MAVEN version and Java installed on the system. ThanksPran...

Hi @AravindSe2, Please use the below command to create the latest maven project for AEM Forms development. mvn -B org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-archetype-plugin:3.2.1:generate -D archetypeGroupId=com.adobe.aem -D archetypeArtifactId=aem-project-archetype -D archetypeVersion=53 -D appTitle="MyForm" ...

Hi @FilipSt4, From the initial looks it looks like the scripts that you might be using to show and hide are only getting applicable for the first page. Can you please let me know if you are trying to achive the usecase on a PDF form or a HTML5 form. Lastly can you please share a sample XDP and XML w...

Hi @SmrithiG1,Can you please attach the Accessibility report from Acrobat and the PDF to the chat and I can review the information that you have shared.ThanksPranay

Hi @SmrithiG1,To make the XDP accessible you only have this method. INcase you have additional queries request you raise a support case with us and the team will be happy to assist you based on your usecase.ThanksPranay 

Hi @varaandeI would request you to raise a support case with us, as this will help us to review your current implementation and get your issues addressed.ThanksPranay

Hi @varaande,As you rightly pointed out, AEM Forms Designer does not support JSON Schema natively. It primarily relies on XML Schema Definitions (XSDs) for defining the structure of the form data. This poses a challenge if you are looking to use JSON Schema directly. Additionally the bindRef attribu...

Hi @SmrithiG1,Can you please let me know the exact use case you are trying to achieve as Accessibility for the form is not dependent on the field or form initialization. It is mostly concerned with the readability of the form and works at the form level.ThanksPranay 

Hi @SmrithiG1,If you want to make the form accessible then you can use the Accessibility tab to set the specific tooltip for the the specified fields on the forms. You can also select the screen reader preference to set the values for the form fields. ThanksPranay

Hi @aravindS,Please use the below example: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-learn/forms/document-services/output-and-forms-services-article-develop ThanksPranay