Is there a recommended browser to use during this beta period? I'm using
the latest Safari on Mac 10.10, and having all kinds of issues this
morning. Is it safer to use Chrome, or doesn't it make any difference?
Can someone tell me what the "rules" are regard app content updates? In
other words, does an app only check for new or revised content when it
is first launched? Or is it continuously pinging for new content? Or, is
there a way to tell the app to refresh and look for new content. And by
content, I mean articles, layouts, and cards.
After using DPS 2015 intensely, I've found that one of the more
difficult things is losing track of which card, collection, or layout
I'm editing at the moment. When I click on a card to edit it, I know at
that moment which card it is of course, but as I plow through all the
options for the card, it is easy to forget which card i'm working on,
especially if I'm interrupted. It would be great if at the top of the
screen (perhaps right next to the "Card properties", "Collection
properties", or "La...
Nate, I think the "back" functionality is important. But there also
needs to be a direct way to always return to the collection. Perhaps
include both the Back button and the return to collection button in the
title bar, or at the very least make the 2 finger pinch always return to
the collection, even after a link has been followed.On second thought, I
suppose this is problematic when you have an article that contains a
button that points to an article in a different collection. Maybe a
solution...
Normally, a two finger pinch on an article returns the user to the
browse page for the collection the article is in. Alternatively, the
user can tap to reveal the title bar, and and the name of the collection
is tappable in the upper-left corner of the screen.However, if you have
buttons that link between articles in a collection, and the user taps
one of the buttons, the name of the collection in the title bar is
replaced by "Back", so that the user can return to where they came from.
But if yo...
I'm wondering if there is any way to force an entire collection to
download to the device, or at least to tell which article(s) in the
collection have been downloaded? This is particularly important in sales
enablement applications. We want to be sure that a sales person has all
the content they need downloaded to the device before a customer visit.
I don't see an indicator anywhere for this? How does this work, or is
this functionality coming soon?
LiveCycle Designer 8.05.I am trying to reset the data in a subform. It
is working great in certain subforms in my form. However, some of the
code is as follows:if (form1.P1.docSF.new_revision.rawValue == "0") {//
do something} else {xfa.host.resetData("form1.P1.newdoc_numberSF");}With
this code, I receive an error (in the Warnings panel) that says "$host
does not have a method 'resetDataPermsCheck'", yet the subform fields
still reset properly. If I move the "xfa.host.resetData..." line out of
t...
I have a simple form with 2 fields: "myname" and "phone". "myname" is a
drop down list populated with 3 names. I want to be able to populate the
"phone" field with a phone number corresponding to the "myname" field
automatically.I have the following JS attached to the calculate event of
the myname field. This works perfect in Acrobat 7.0.9, but does not work
at all in Acrobat 8.0 professional or Adobe Reader 8. Does anyone know
why?switch (myname.rawValue){ case "Beth Voigt" : phone.rawValue =
"...
