Hi there, if you wish to achieve something similar to the initial post
of this thread follow the instructions: First ensure that your field
contains Rich Text, if your field is in fact a text field you have to
change the field format in Object palette to match Rich Text instead of
Plain Text. Afterwards, if you wish to change the value of the field
with specific rich text format, you must have an XML version ready to
implement in the field. Any XML version is available to you if you copy
the xml...
There are many Administrator roles available ; e.g Process
Administrator/Forms Administrator etc. But did you try with Super
Administrator account? If still not working, as a quick solution you can
claim the task to your account and complete the Task. Please note that
this will be recorded and your account name will appear on tracking.
Nith
Hi Matt,If you move your code to Exit event of the dropdown then you'll
get the desired behavior. You currently have the code on Click
event.Parth Pandyahttp://blog.pandyaparth.com
On the back side of each task completion, extract the "search"
information, like name, principal, status,etc from the form xml, save it
in a database using the JDBC service. Then search on that to provide
"status" information to the user.
Parth, one problem with your approach is he will submit PDF and
therefore you won't be able to put the PDF in a variable that's suppose
to contain just xml.The prepopulation should be the same. If you start
off with an xdp, then you will call a render service that merges data
with your xdp to create a PDF.Now when you submit, you will submit the
entire PDF back in the Document Form variable. In Workbench, you can use
the FormDataIntegration service to extract data from that PDF that's
being stor...
Before the assign task step the form was sent as an input to another
process and then returned as an output.In this process the form was
assigned to another one that was not configured to use custom render
service.Thanks a lot!
Hi Ray,In your form if you have bound the webservice in Data View tab
then you shuould be able to pass that token as part of the web service
request data. By doing this you are putting the token as the form data
so you might have to populate the value in a hidden text fields in the
form and thus the value gets stored there but is not visible.To answer
the base64 decoding issue, you may be able to decode the data via java
api. Have a look at package com.adobe.idp.common.util.Base64 class in
LiveC...