I am working on an Adobe Form for my customers to allow them to place photos into a PDF Form.
I am currently using
event.target.buttonImportIcon();
Which is allowing me to place an image if I have full Acrobat but when I go to a computer with Reader Only (version 11) it will only let me select PDFs to place.
I need the browse option to be able to select Jpeg from the drop down menu.
Please help.
That does not appear to be possible in Reader, only in Acrobat. You can read more (and a few possible work-arounds) here:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1072747?start=0&tstart=0
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I am working on a project using images where the user gets to choose if they want to save in .jpg or .pdf format. So what I thought was either way save it in .jpg initially and then if they choose .pdf, just push the image into pdf. I read a lot of documentation like xfinium pdf and syncfusion pdf but sadly all those are licensed for commercial use. I was wondering if anybody could point me at the right direction so as to how to get this done without using paid licensing.
Thanks in advance.
Try to use: PdfSharpCore
is a partial port of PdfSharp.Xamarin for .NET Standard.
As requested in this thread on our.umbraco, i want to create a new property editor, that allows for the content editor to select an image both from their local hard-drive and the media archive, to then be cropped right in the content section. Basically combining two already existing property editors.
This image gives a general idea about what i want to achieve:
http://i.imgur.com/DAqyKeT.png
Right now it is possible to use the image cropper on the images in the media section, but it would be more user friendly to have this functionality in the content section.
I am quite new to Umbraco and creating custom property editors, but I would like to know if this is possible.
Forms created in adobe livecycle designer are not supported in adobe reader 11.0.02 and 10.1.4
The form has an image field that allows users to upload images and save them in the form. The images are not saving in adobe 11 and adobe 10.
I have tried saving the form in adobe reader 9.5.0 and there is no issues with the images.
I have also tried setting the form to be compatible with versions 10 and above in the form properties in adobe livecycle designer. However, this did not solve the problem.
I would appreciate some assistance with this issue if anyone has experienced the same problem. Thanks.
There doesn't seem to be anything on Adobe's known issues for either reader or Livecycle regarding this but if you can share the file I'd be happy to have a look and see if there's anything I can do.
I have had issues in the past with images not displaying and it's worth checking the binding properties are set to Normal rather than None in the object properties because this was previously an issue I encountered.
I had the same issue. For me I had named all of the field names imagefield1. After changing them to a unique name like imagefield1 and imagefield2 the image would save. I think that this is due to the data being binded to the imagefield name.
Regarding the Image Field in Adobe Live Cycle: The image is linked by default. You need to embed the image if you want it to save with the form. Simply check the box next to Embed Image.
I am creating a PDF file with in Coldfusion 9 by merging several PDF files together into one and then offering the resulting file as a download to the user. I need to be able to make the resulting file into a Savable, Fillable PDF. Meaning that the user can enter info into the PDF file an email it back.
I know how to do this in Adobe Acrobat Pro 9: Advanced -> Extend Features in Adobe Reader...
I also know that the user will not likely have Adobe Acrobat.
I need to be able to perform the "Extend Features in Adobe Reader..." option in Coldfusion 9. Anyone know how to do that?
That is not possible, outside of a Very Expensive server app from Adobe. The extended features are an Acrobat thing not a PDF thing. Acrobat signs the PDF with Adobe's secret key and reader sees this and flips on all the appropriate features.
If you want it, you must do it manually, or pay Adobe a big pile of cash.
Rather than submitting by email, why not just use the regular PDF submit mechanism?
EDIT: doc.submitForm() can submit as:
FDF (default)
XFDF
HTML
XDP
arbitrary XML (the contents of another parameter)
XFD
PDF (the whole file, save rights required)
Im trying to work with this tool, Acrobat, and I find it not very user friendly tbh...
What I'm trying to do right now is to insert some images into and between the text, and I only can do it through the "Stamps" tools..
Is there another way to do this?, cuz it kinda sucks.
Thx.
attempt to insert a button, and then Define the background button with the corresponding image