i have a workbench workflow and i want to do the following:if
(/xpath/field = 'Y')set target to 1elseset target to 0is it
possible?Location: AExpression: if (/xpath/field = 'Y'), 1:0
you're trying to retrieve from repository?From ES2 to ES3 and beyond,
there is a shift to application centric.. im not familiar with ES4.did
you create a new application?Create subfolders under the app and put
your artifacts in it (ie what was in the repository prior).To build your
filepath to the repository, use SetValue object.To retrieve that file,
use ApplicationUtility.readApplicationAsset and specify the input as
your path you created from the SetValue and the output to a variable of
type=...
do you have the asian language packs installed? i can't comment on this
specific example but i know that we've had odd issues with japanese
characters because we hadn't installed the right language packs.
i believe that is default behaviour of Reader. when you are on a radio
button, you need to use the arrow keys to toggle between them. I believe
this is standard behaviour for accessibility.For the behaviour you want,
you will need to fake it.. put 2 check boxes and write code that turns
the other off when selected. From the following link Can't I tab through
radio buttons? - PDF forms Acrobat | Ask MetaFilterI think the new
behavior in version 7 is the more standard behavior. I do a lot of
acces...
hello again. im not american so i dont know all the rules related to
508, our accessibility guidelines are based on WCAG 2.0 (see PDF
Techniques | Techniques for WCAG 2.0). Nor am i an accessibility expert
by any means. i can only tell you what i know based on my experiences
with adobe.im assuming this is an interactive form?Based on my
experience that the "Read Aloud" feature doesnt work so well if at all
with interactive forms. With static forms, the Read Aloud will read the
labels only.We use...
sorry, im unfamiliar with accessibility with static forms..i can only
suggest you try your form with JAWS or NVDA (JAWS is the most popular
but i think adobe prefers NVDA) and see if it is read or not.You may
also what to try your forms with the PAC tool for accessibility to see
if the results are the same. google it and download a copy.
what accessibility tool are you using? Is the screenshot from acrobat
via Advanced > Accessbility > Quick Check or Full Check.Is the form an
interactive form? or staticI find you can only set and see the Primary
Language from Acrobat and not Reader. Here is the Lang under Acrobat.The
same file opened under Reader doesnt indicate the lang.I find if you
have Reader Extensions or security on the form, it can be rather tricky
to apply it even...
Actually, you dont have to move the cache folder. the prob with the
default install is that it adds 2 space in the folder name. You can fix
the folder name or fix the start_locator.bat file."C:\Adobe\Adobe
LiveCycle ES3" doesn't work."C:\Only 2 Spaces\caching\" doesn’t
work."C:\Only 1Space\caching\" works."C:\Adobe\Adobe-LiveCycle ES3"
works."C:\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle" works."C:\Adobe\Adobe-LiveCycle-ES3"
works.
each of your employees will require their own pfx/p12c/entrust key. if
you use unverified certs (ie. you created them yourself or they are not
from a trusted CA) then when another user opens up that file on another
machine, they may find the sig is unverified since they cant' verify the
sig.when they click on the sig field, it'll bring up a dialog box to
select the key and require them to enter the pwd.After that, i think
reader remembers and it'll show the last sig file used in the drop down
by...
Check this out:ssl - convert .p7b key to a .pfx - Server Faulti dont
think your p7c is sufficient. it lacks the private key.I use a pfx file
but its older. you may need a p12c
#1. why not? workbench has a signSigField object. I haven't actually
built it but i dont see why you couldnt. I know of clients (ie.
universities that produce transcripts with a digital sig) who setup a
watch folder and then drop a bunch of files into it and they come out
certified on the other end.in the screenshot i specify the Signing
Credential as a variable but you can hardcode the values if you want.
You will have to have your card accessible from the LC server. Not sure
where the password...
i dont think there is anything wrong with your form.We've had similar
issues and what we determined was that if they are on an apple product
(Mac/IPad,etc) , safari has its own PDF viewer which is not Adobe Reader
by default, and it doesnt handle interactive forms well. Thats why when
you save it to your desktop and then open it, it opens. Its because its
opening in Reader.the problem does not exist solely with Safari though.
i find that certain tablets/smart phones, etc wont preview it either.T...
I have a date field that is mapped to a barcode. the date field has a
pattern > Data of date {YYYYMMDD} because the target system requires it
without the dashes. However when the barcode generates it always encodes
YYYY-MM-DD (ie. WITH THE DASHES). If i do a xfa.host.messageBox
(this.rawValue) it always displays the YYYY-MM-DD. If I call the
this.formattedValue it does return YYYYMMDD.To fix this i created a
hidden field which i wrote to on the exit of the datefield and mapped
this hidden field ...
hiits been over a year since i posted this problem but there were 2
issues with the locators in ES3.If you selected the default installation
for ES3, it installs into C:\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle ES3\ folder. The
startlocator.bat file (or rather the java call inside) doesnt like the
fact that there are 2 spaces in the folder name.
AdobeLiveCycleES3. When installing change the folder path
ie. C:\Adobe\LiveCycle ES3 <-- 1 space. Your other option is to copy the
the lib\caching folder onto a desktop an...
HelloWe have 2D forms that we accept in printed format or via electronic
submission. When they are printed we use the Decode to extract the data
before processing. When we get them back electronically, instead of
using the Decode we use the formDataIntegration.Export data call. We
have mapped a xsd to the form to facilitate this. An advantage of using
the export data call is that we dont have to deal with print issues such
as smudged barcodes, bleeding ink, thin paper, etc..BUT im wondering
perf...
We have a workflow process that is exposed as a watched folder endpoint.
One of the users who drops files into the folder had his computer set to
the year 2049 and so all the files are marked with that date. We found
that these files were not being picked up by the watched folder. We
found that other files that were dropped that had their computer set to
today's date were processed.I was hoping someone from Adobe could
comment on this? Is this known? i dont see it in any documentation that
state...
When you run startlocator.bat, does a .locator file get created?Im
assuming no.Now, can you copy that caching folder to your desktop.Run
the startlocator.bat again from the destkop location. does the .locator
file get created?If yes, then its the same issue as I had. I do have a
fix but let me know if this helps first.
BTW, even though its secured. It can easily be hacked. ie. the password
stripped off. Our forms have been hacked and if you google it you can
find products/websites that can do it. Adobe will probably suggest you
go with Rights Mgmt if you want better security but then it will make a
call out each time the form is open (worst case) and a call out once
every x days (best case).
Yes you can add a password to a doc that will only show up when you open
it in LiveCycle designer and not when a user opens the file in
Reader/Acrobat.You will need both LiveCycle designer AND Acrobat.You do
your dev in designer and then you add security from Acrobat.In
acrobatAdvanced > Security > Encrypt with PasswordThen under Permission,
check mark Restrict editing, provide a password and check mark what you
can allow/disallow.Click OK.A 2nd dialog box will ask you to re-enter
your password....
ES3/4 with Java 6. Our TAM said No for Java7.here is the supported
platforms for ES3
SP2.http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/supported_platforms.htmlWe
just upgraded from ES (8.2) to ES3 SP2 (10.0.4) recently. We also went
from jboss 4.2. to 5.1 and java 1.5 to 1.6.
out TAM told us not to use JAVA 7. I too am in govt.Here is the
supported platforms for
ES3.http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/supported_platforms.htmlFYI,
even on the beta of ES4 the third party folder came with JAVA 6.
i am wondering if its possible to add xml tags inside of a messagebox.I
am asking specifically for accessibility..Currently our error messages
display the section, field error description and how to correct. ex.-
Contact Details -Field A is a required fieldPlease provide a value
between 0-31When we run it thru jaws, it reads exactly whats in the
messagebox which is expected. "Warning javascript window dash validation
error dash contact details dash field a is a required field please
provide a va...
Based on this
linkhttp://blogs.adobe.com/livecycle/2012/03/whats-new-in-livecycle-es3.htmlit
is now possible to add bookmarks thru LC for XFA forms. How do you do it
thru Designer? or is only doable thru Output? This is very critical for
us due to WCAG 2.0 compliancy.I found this blog specific for
ES2+http://blogs.adobe.com/foxes/2011/04/11/creating-bookmark-in-xfa-forms/where
its been possible with the addition of the macro. However further
reading of macros and designer indicate that stuff on ...
We are modifying our existing forms to be accessible (WCAG 2.0). We have
date/time fields that bring up the calendar but to be accessible we
should be able to navigate without the mouse.We are able to bring up the
calendar via alt+Down ArrowTo move between days we can navigate with the
left/right/up/down arrow.To move between months we can use page
up/downBUThow do we move between years? Other accessible calendars allow
this navigation via alt+page up/down. im not sure if this is a standard
but ...
