We didn't. If the issue is indeed the mouseEnter and mouseExit event, I suppose I could remove them as they only add visual embellishments.

I also have this issue, but never took the time to reproduce it. Hopefully someone from Adobe will see this and fix it, as I can't believe this is the desired behavior.

Well I'm a bit closer. I can do the transform now, as I've found that the stylesheets are located at xfa.stylesheet. Then I can do something like this:  this.rawValue = xfa.record.applyXSL(xfa.stylesheet.saveXML());However, what if I have an outgoing and incoming transform stylesheet? How can I diff...

I have an XSL that I want to use to populate a 2d barcode. I've set the data connection like so:However, when I call  this.rawValue = xfa.record.saveXML();it does not apply the XSL transform. What do I need to do to force the transform? If I do a Export Data operation from Acrobat, the resulting XML...

I have a form that will need to be transformed on the way in and on the way out. I am using MapForce to create the mappings between the two. It appears that some of the functions I need are XSLT 2.0 exclusive. Does LiveCycle support XSLT 2.0?

After finding the sign function and playing around with the resulting XML Signature, I've found it's just too much data to put in a barcode, even a 2D one.

I have a form that has a number of fields that need to be filled out. When this is complete, the user should digitally sign (with a certificate) the form. However, due to legal requirements, the form must then be printed and mailed back to the organization. Is it possible to encode the signature dat...

I am modifying the ColorFieldsValidation JavaScript to handle a situation where I want the entire subform containing any failed fields to be highlighted. The highlighting works well. However, even when the validation is successful, the highlighting persists. I believe I've narrowed it down to line 3...

I have a dynamic form containing a number of fields whose captions will vary based upon the data given to it. Say the data looks something like this:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Root>   <Drinks>      <Drink>         <Name>Coke</Name>      </Drink>      <Drink>         <Name>Pepsi</Name>   ...

No. Third party support for interactive PDFs of any kind is scarce. I don't believe either browsers' built-in reader can handle XFA or AcroForms. Look at (Support XML Forms Architecture (XFA) forms · Issue #2373 · mozilla/pdf.js · GitHub) for details. PDF is a complex standard and most viewers are h...