What email application are you using?

What exactly do you mean "I get all the forms"? When you click on the submit button, do you get a dialog that asks you about how to submit the email? If not, does your email application launch? Can you send emails from other PDF forms?

You are using a script that was made for AcroForms in a LiveCycle form. That will in most cases not work without some modifications. I've used the script you've quoted and made some modifications so that it should work in LiveCycle:// This is the form return e-mail. Its hardcoded// so that the form ...

Have you tried using two email addresses when you configure your email button?user1@example.com;user2@example.comThis should work in most browsers and email applications. I know that Outlook is picky and only allows the semicolon between the two email addresses, other applications allow a comma as w...

Let me just rephrase what PDFGuru said: You cannot do that by adding extended Reader rights in Adobe Acrobat Pro, you need LiveCycle server software for that. It's a common misconception that there is just one set or extended Reader rights and that one can assign all of them with Acrobat Pro.

The answer is the same as with your other question: xfa.sourceSet.Dataconnection is undefined This will not work unless you apply form rights with the appropriate LiveCycle module.

There are different usage rights, and only a small subset of them can be enabled in Acrobat Pro. Form rights - which are necessary for a database connection to work in the free Reader cannot be applied with Acrobat, you need server software for that: Forms and extension modules | Adobe LiveCycle Ent...

You need Forms rights to make this work in the free Reader. These extended Reader rights cannot be applied with Adobe Acrobat, you would need the LifeCycle for Reader Extensions server software.