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  • I'm trying to use the LiveCycle ES2 Installer to upgrade from ES1 to ES2.  I'm having no problems with the installation (or so it appears) until I get to the end of the wizard step labelled "Installing..."  The progress bar goes all the way to the end and then a message appears in the wizard that sa...

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  • I have a custom component that has an operation that takes a list as an input.  In my current (in progress) implementation, I have to manually add all the items to the list variable via a setValue service, then set that list variable as an input to my custom component operation.  While this is a per...

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  • I didn't realize you were using 8.0. I actually have limited experience with 8.0, so I couldn't tell you one way or the other whether or not that functionality is available in that version. It sounds like it may not be. I would try to get in touch with someone at Adobe either through this forum o...

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  • I understand that. The thing is though, there are different ways to convert XML to different data types. We can't just list out every single thing you can do with XML. If you have something specific you want to do with your XML then we can help you. "Something specific" does not just mean "conve...

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  • You can convert the XML to a string using the XPath function serialize().  There are also ways to convert the XML document to JSON, but that doesn't ship with LiveCycle.  You'll probably have to write a custom component or find someone else's custom code to use.Other than that, you'll have to be mor...

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  • Oh yea, my bad.  You're right.  I gave you the wrong JavaScript.  You do need to pass in an instance index for removeInstance().  It'll look something like:// Count the number of chapters (the repeatable subform)var nChapters = ChapterContainer.Chapter.instanceManager.count()// Remove the last insta...

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  • I've had this requirement a few times.  Kind of a quick and dirty solution I've used is to put some script in the Pre-Save event of your form to hide the top-level subform.  Then you'd have to put one in the Post-Save event to show it again.  This obviously isn't an ideal situation, especially becau...

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  • Workspace and Acrobat do NOT get along with IE8, even in "compatibilty mode."  I've had a lot of session issues in Workspace running IE8 as well as PDF rendering issues.  I'm not saying it isn't possible to use IE8, but it may be easier to just switch browsers.  I've found IE7 and surprisingly Googl...

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  • You're getting close...Just play around with some of the pagination settings and overflow settings and stuff like that.  You're definitely trying something that Dynamic PDFs are designed specifically to do.  As far as the page number is concerned, definitely put that in the Master Page.  It works th...

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  • Glad the first problem is solved.  You can actually apply the same principle to make an entire page repeat.  If you repeatable subform is the size of the entire page, every time it repeats a new page will be created.As for why it's not working, my guess is that you are not working with a Dynamic PDF...

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