Thanks Bruce, it worked.Here is what I did:I create a textfield and added this script in initialize event:==============================================================var fileName = event.target.documentFileName;//removing the file extensionvar vDot = fileName.length-4;//apply the value to the TxtF...

Hi everyone,I know this might be a question that has been asked millions of times but I couldn't find a direct answer.I'm using a work flow that comes with a Content Manager Solution so it is not Adobe this WF will generate a very long file name (about 30 characters) which will be used as the uniqu...

Hi Niall,Sorry for the delay in updating this discussion.I have gone through the links you passed earlier and tried to checkout a solution but it will not give a good solution for me so I discussed the matter with my team here and we came up with a workaround to overcome the auto save and close the ...

Hi Niall,The form will be opened by Acrobat/Reader. The statement worked but what I need is to save the PDF in the current location without popping up the Save As dialog box. In other words I would like to perform Ctrl+Saction and then exit the application not only close the form because the Content...

Hi Niall,The problem is even I remove the try cluase I get the Not Allowed Error as I stated in the question.I don't know if there is a configuration that I have to do??  I'm now using Acrobat 9 for testing this form but once I deploy it to the server, the users will use Adobe Reader (after extendin...

I have been looking for a soultion for long time now butcouldn't find any.I'm using a dynamic PDF form desgined using LC Desginer and created a button that should save the current opened form in the same location (no need to define the location because what I want to use is the command File -> Save)...