I often work on LiveCycle projects where an application generates a populated XFA form and then I have scripts occurring on the initialization event to further utilize the populated data. The method I have always done to accomplish this is to create a subform with "mergefields"(textfields) containing data binding. When the application loads data into the form, the scripts reference those mergefields and further actions/calculations are done with the data in those fields. The mergefields subform ...

Re: Designer Forms - Best design practice - borders vs. l... BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

I will try the fix and post back.

Re: Designer Forms - Best design practice - borders vs. l... BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

I am using Version 6.5

Re: Designer Forms - Best design practice - borders vs. l... BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

Additionally, I have selected solid borders for subforms and I am seeing the subform borders are not appearing in the pdf. They display in designer, but not in preview PDF or the pdf. Is this a bug?

Designer Forms - Best design practice - borders vs. lines/rectangles BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

Is it better form design practice to use subform/field borders or lines/rectangles in forms. To me, it is easier to use borders of fields/subforms. Is there any videos or literature on this? Thanks, Andrew

Adobe LiveCycle/Workbench/AEM-Good Training Video? BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

I have a lot of experience working with LiveCycle (AEM) Designer, as well as working with a matter management product which populated XFA forms. Very comfortable working with LiveCycle Designer and XFA forms. Now, I have a potential long term project involving AEM Manager, including working with XFA forms. Involves Workbench, workflows, HTML5, may involve Adaptive forms later. No further information at this time. Suggestions for getting up to speed really quick like a good video? Is there a good...

Products with Forms Created on LiveCycle Designer BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

Let's say I create an application which includes form designs on LiveCycle Designer and I sell this application to customers. Do I need to pay anything e.g. royalties to Adobe?How about if I create a form on LiveCycle Designer and sell it standalone to customers? Does your response hold true with Adobe forms?It would also be helpful to get references to applicable adobe licenses etc. on this.Thank you.

Re: PDF Fillable Forms made with LiveCycle Designer - "Permanency" of the technology BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

GIven the support decisions for Adobe regarding LiveCycle (which I don't really understand), if I make a form using Adobe LiveCycle will the form continue to work properly for say the next three years? e.g. I design a form with a bunch of subforms/sections appearing with text in each one. The user makes selections on a set of checkboxes and only the selected sections appear on the document - that excellent feature of Livecycle which not only allows the subform to be visible or invisible, but act...

PDF Fillable Forms made with LiveCycle Designer - "Permanency" of the technology BrownDesk123 - Adobe LiveCycle

I like using LiveCycle Designer to make PDF forms. I want to use it with organizations I work for to make fillable forms. But I am concerned that the forms will "break" more easily than Acroforms. Generally - is this concern of mine valid?-If I have a subform in a flowed form that is made "visible" in certain circumstances, and "hidden" in others-using a JavaScript, will this functionality work always going forward? What if Adobe sold Designer? Is it less likely to work than similar functionalit...

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