This answer may not be a big help but sure will give you some level of
understanding....Check the
URL>>>http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402673.htmlCheck the section "PDF
Forms-related issues:" starting mid page.....Not all releases/versions
are good. Some releases tend to have some bugs...the version you tested
could be one of them. Adobe always recommends to be on the latest
version. If client still on older version that is client's problem
especially there should not be any restrictions on upgr...
This is a commonsense question...why would someone send email from the
form with out attaching the form? and if they like to send email just
with text they can do so from their email client, why do they need to
use form? I do not think there is such option to do so....the default
attachment format option is fdf format. Other format options are XML and
PDF.Good Luck with that.
Found the code. This will work if you have Button inside the Text field
or on the Button object.----- form1.#subform[0].Button1::click: -
(JavaScript, client)
-------------------------------------app.launchURL("http://google.com",
true);
Ok I did it. I have one Checkbox and one Next Page button. I applied the
code on Next Page and have Checkbox checked to go to next page. below is
the code:----- form1.#subform[0].NextPage::click: - (JavaScript, both)
--------------------------------------// Go to the next
page.if(CheckBox1.rawValue == 1){xfa.host.messageBox("Submitting the
form");xfa.host.pageDown( );/****Place all your Submission code in this
place.**/}else{xfa.host.messageBox("Please enter the Mandatory fields
before submittin...
Sure, you can submit the PDF to a server-side script, which then send
the PDF attachment using a SMTP host without Client Email software.Be
sure to check out:http://www.pdfemail.net/No Programming Required!