I'm not clear on what a read-only dynamic PDF is. Like, you can use it
but not save it with data entered? Or you can't save it as a dynamic PDF
but as a static one? I'm not even sure how to go about forcefully
implementing the latter.So distributing a fillable dynamic PDF with
information already in the fields is a no-no. But if I take that form
and have digital signatures which lock all of the form fields with all
of the filled out data, and then distribute the PDF, that should be
okay...?
It is remarkably difficult to find the licensing information (if there
really is any), and calling Adobe's support line is...less than helpful
(are there actually humans, or do you just get routed around until they
hang up on you?).What I'm trying to find out is: if a dynamic PDF is
created in AEM Forms 6.1 (offline, so no cloud sync or anything like
that), are there licensing limitations to the created PDF? I remember
that there was some stuff with Livecycle, but I was never clear on if
those l...
I am trying to make a dynamic pdf which has no security restrictions.
Security restrictions are disabled in Livecycle when I create it. When
the dynamic PDF is opened in Acrobat, the accessibility features don't
seem to work properly, and indicate security restrictions. When I check
the security restrictions (which, again, were disabled in Livecycle) I
see the following are Not Allowed: 1. Changing the Document2. Document
Assembly3. Creation of Template Pages.And underneath it says * This PDF
fo...
So, I've been using Radzmar's solution for a while now, and that
solution works very well up to a point. However, it begins to become
ungainly as the number of subforms which must be addressed grows larger
(I'm currently at 50, and it'll only go up). So with that said, is there
a way in Javascript to refer to a subform as well as all of its
subforms? Yes, I know that the highest subform in the hierarchy is
always dominant (so if a page is set to hidden, all of the subforms
within it are hidden)....
I'm perhaps unclear, which I apologize for- the idea is that I make the
dynamic pdf in Livecycle, and then the end user opens it in Acrobat.
Does that make more sense?
So, I've created a dynamic pdf via Livecycle Designer ES 2. I have two
major issues which may or may not be intertwined. The first is the
security, which I've struggled with for a while. The second is with
accessibility. Let me describe the security first because I think that
is easier to describe.SecurityIn Livecycle, I go to form properties -
PDF Security and make sure- both require a password and the permissions
checkboxes are left unchecked. No passwords anywhere have been set for
the docume...
I'm trying to have the ability to lock down my document, but have
authorized users unlock it at need. I've tried using a Password Field
(which Adobe's documentation only laughably discusses at best). I can
get it to set the entire form to readOnly when the correct password is
put in. However, I tried to make it so that the password field itself
would remain accessable, so that if someone should put in the unlock
code, the document would unlock. That doesn't seem to work at all. I am
using the co...
I hate to be vague here, but there may be various answers, and I don't
want to deny any of them out of hand.The situation is this: I have a
dynamic form which needs to change hands a few times, with each person
along the way digitally signing the form. At some point, the form needs
to be locked down to prevent further changes. However, there needs to be
a way to unlock the document to allow further changes should the need
arise- such as if someone later on notices a typo and it must be
corrected...
I have a dynamic PDF form created in LC, and I am well aware that
certain functions are limited because of this. The form has several
signature boxes which are set in LC not to lock any fields after
signing. I know that the signatures track changes to the document, and I
needed to make it so that changes could be made without invalidating the
document.So the idea is that the form may be updated post-signature, but
any significant changes made must be annotated. The signature panel
seems to catch...
Going out on a limb here, I admit. You said that you've set it to hidden
in the initialize event, while the rest of this is in the change event.
Just on the off chance, have you tried doing the following:1. comment
out the hidden code in the initialize event2. select the table in the
object hierarchy.3. Object tab - Subform tab - Presence, select
HiddenI'm absolutely not a programmer, I'm just a guy who has been
flailing at this stuff for a couple of months now. I've tended to notice
that the so...
Oh, WOW that works beautifully! I didn't even have to change *anything*
except the object names. I had figured I'd need to change at least a few
things, but nope, it's lovely. Thank you so much!
You're absolutely correct, I meant pages and subforms.So, in some cases
the subforms will be on the same page, while other times they will be on
different pages. And in turn, some pages might become hidden
altogether.If I'm understanding this correctly:var subforms =
this.resolveNodes('#subform.[oneOf(name, "page_3", "subpage_1")]');
variable subforms is an array consisting of the names (? named
object/elements?) page_3 and subpage_1. I'm not sure what the #subform
is for.for (var i = 0; i < sub...
I suppose that this ultimately can apply to objects as well as pages. At
the moment though, I'm really more concerned with pages and subpages.I
want to hide/show multiple pages based on a drop-down menu selection. I
have of course searched regarding this subject. Nobody seems to be quite
asking for what I'm asking, and the most closely related questions only
answer for a single object rather than multiple.I have a dropdown menu
that, depending on the selection, certain pages and subpages which w...
