This seems to work - check it outI guess 5% VAT?function truncate(number){if (number > 999) {return number > 0? Math.floor(number): Math.ceil(number);} else {return number;}}  

You have chosen the asynchronous submit and it sounds as if you want to handle it individually. This link describes your use case - maybe that will helphttps://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/forms/adaptive-forms-advanced-authoring/asynchronous-submissions-adaptive-forms.transla...

To explain this:Adobe Designer creates XFA based PDFs. If you save them as interactive dynamic PDFs then your viewer needs a plugin to render the XFA content. Only Adobe Reader or Acrobat on Desktop provide this functionality. If you save the form as static PDF (as was suggested) you loose the dynam...

Hi @damionm9515385  you are right, this really happens the way you describe it. When I have an e-mail in the table in the subform I can click on it. When similar text is outside then no click.Interestingly, in Chrome BOTH e-mails are links when you save this as a static PDF so that browsers can open...

Hi,We are talking AEM Forms JEE, correct?You have not just added IDs but you seem to have replaced the logon ID of the jboss service. If you cannot see log files then the service user probably has insufficient permissions. You may also have to add some windows policies. Manual is here: https://helpx...

I am sure that it is not "LiveCycle" that makes this a link but the PDF displaying software which interprets the text and determines that it is an e-mail or a hyperlink.Why it interprets the e-mail sometimes as a link and sometimes not I don't know. What do you use to display the PDF? Adobe Reader/A...

@lostfrogg: as @radzmar says, the master page is not the best location for such things. To explain the behavior of the object a bit more:The master page is a normally a static backdrop for the surfaces (pages) where you define the areas of content (that you can then place in page subforms) and thing...

@saratogacoachit needs to be an AEM Forms server which can render the XDP/XFA design in your Designer to HTML.https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-64/forms/html5-forms/preview-xdp-forms-html.html

I am not an expert in AEM but I think this URL might give you some pointers:https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/deploying/configuring/resource-mapping.html

AEM Forms is the name of the new generation Adobe LiveCycle. Depending on the technology stack you use (JEE or OSGi only), you have all or part of the functionalities from the Adobe LiveCycle product. This includes XFA forms where you can still use a newer version of the Adobe Designer to create the...