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  • It really depends on a number of things.  Is your template or XML data especially large?  What are your settings in the RenderPDF component?  I suggest providing a screenshot.It's possible if your template is oversized that you have experienced the LC bug that adds thousands of lines of the same XML...

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  • I have a form that when opened in LiveCycle Workspace, the user has an APPROVE and REJECT button.  These are Workspace buttons, created the standard way (by naming the routes from the AssignTask).  Before the form gets sent to either of these, it must be validated.  I wrote all of the validation scr...

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  • I agree with the small caveat that it sort of depends on the business/technical requirements surrounding your use of fragments.  Fragments can be sort of flaky and difficult to work with so to peg a specific all-encompassing "best practice" would, in my opinion, be impossible.  Using relative bindin...

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  • Aha!  It was the target version.  I played around with your form and when I set the target version to Acrobat 8.1, the functionality no longer worked.  It's nice to know Adobe added that inheritance starting with Acrobat 9.  If you have control over a user's Acrobat level, that's definitely a WAY be...

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  • I've never been able to establish the property inheriting functionality with subforms. In fact, I just set up a basic form to test it. I had a subform with a text field and button inside (to test if they inherited the access). I also added two more buttons outside of that subform. One pops up a ...

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  • I don't think that by setting the access of a subform, its child elements will inherit that access.  I think you'll need to write a function to loop through each object of the subform and set it to the same access.  Try something like this...function toggleContainer(container, accessVal){     // Get...

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  • Sorry for the ambiguity. It's difficult for me to respond with too much detail partially because of confidentiality and partially because I would probably have to write a book about it. It seems the issue is that our system is allowing the entry of characters that are invalid in XML. We are curre...

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  • I have a service that reads information from a database and uses the Query Database for Multiple Rows to XML component.  The next step in the service is an XSLT that essentially removes all the type="VARCHAR" attributes that the component adds.We began running live data through and now the XSLT is e...

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  • if (checkBox.rawValue != 1){     checkBox.rawValue = 1;}That should check the box if it isn't.  Make sure that if you changed your on/off values, though, that your script reflects that.  Setting the rawValue to 1 assumes that your on value is the default 1 and your off value is the default 0.Ryan D....

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  • That is always the challenge, isn't it. If you're interested, I know there is a way you can detect the user's Acrobat version and prompt them to download the most recent version. Email me if you're interested and I'll try to dig up how to do it.Ryan D. LunkaCardinal Solutions Grouprlunka@cardinals...

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