Email submit button is not working

Now facing strange problem for email submit button. A custome script (event.target.submitForm) is used for sending mail. It is working well adobe reader 9.1 but getting block Acrobat X pro. Also update reader can not submit the form by mail.
A pop box appears which says Acrobat does not allow the connection to:..........
I was trying to allow the restriction but not get any option to select. Edit > preferences > Trust Manager > change setting > under manage internet access I cannot edit any option.
Has adobe changed any policy? How can I submit form by email?

The email button can only work for Reader users if the document is Reader-enabled with Acrobat (or LiveCycle Reader Extensions). Do you have Acrobat?
For the text field problem, you just have to make them multiline. In LiveCycle Designer, select a text field, open the Object palette, and select "Allow Multiple Lines" on the Field tab. You may want to also select "Limit Length to Visible Area".

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I created a new form in Adobe LiveCycle Designer 8, but the email submit button, nor a regular button assigned with a 'submit' function will do anything. It should initiate a new Outlook email but it does not. My default programs are set correctly (default email program and the default "mailto" program are set to Outlook). This document was created not only with ALC8, but on a Windows Vista PC with MS Office 2007. I ran a test to see if it would work on a WinXP SP2 machine with Office 2003 and it still did not work.
Can anyone help?

Alan
Though not an expert, I've created a few forms with the Submit by Email button. If you've already done this then sorry for asking, but did you go through the Acrobat Distribution (Forms>Distribute Forms)process after creating the form in LC8? As far as I can tell the email submit button doesn't work without this stage.
This confirms the email submission address, then sets up a dataset to be saved in a location of your choice.
filename_dataset_0001.pdf
then a file type that can be edited, saved and submitted by Reader users:
filename_pub_0001.pdf
You can save this to your intranet server or email direct to the recipient.
When the submit button is then used you receive a copy of the whole form which on opening will prompt you to add it to the dataset. Receiving and adding multiple forms to the data set is straightforward. You will see them all listed in the viewer above the form itself. From here you can also then select and export the data to Excel via xml or as a csv file.
Note that any changes you make to the form should be to the original document and the distribution process repeated, otherwise the functionality of the form will be affected.
That's about the limit of my knowledge I'm afraid, therefore if you have already tried this and are still having problems then hopefully someone else can help out.
Regards

Email Submit Button - Crash (Not severe)

To reproduce:
1. Create a new blank form. Select Next.
2. Select Defaults. Select Next.
3. Select any Return Method (E.g. Print) Select Next.
4. Select Finish to start.
5. Insert an Email Submit Button.
6. Leave the Email Address and Subject fields blank.
7. On the click event for example, type a code (e.g. app.fullscreen = true;)
8. Going back to the email field type an email address or subject.
9. Designer wouldn't be able to catch the error and crash.
This bug report is tagged as not severe since users can circumvent by simply avoiding this sequence. Note that other similar actions may trigger this event.

Alan
Though not an expert, I've created a few forms with the Submit by Email button. If you've already done this then sorry for asking, but did you go through the Acrobat Distribution (Forms>Distribute Forms)process after creating the form in LC8? As far as I can tell the email submit button doesn't work without this stage.
This confirms the email submission address, then sets up a dataset to be saved in a location of your choice.
filename_dataset_0001.pdf
then a file type that can be edited, saved and submitted by Reader users:
filename_pub_0001.pdf
You can save this to your intranet server or email direct to the recipient.
When the submit button is then used you receive a copy of the whole form which on opening will prompt you to add it to the dataset. Receiving and adding multiple forms to the data set is straightforward. You will see them all listed in the viewer above the form itself. From here you can also then select and export the data to Excel via xml or as a csv file.
Note that any changes you make to the form should be to the original document and the distribution process repeated, otherwise the functionality of the form will be affected.
That's about the limit of my knowledge I'm afraid, therefore if you have already tried this and are still having problems then hopefully someone else can help out.
Regards

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When you click the submit button, do you get a window that has the title "Select Email Client"and has the options of "Desktop Email Application" and "Internet Email"? If not, does anything at all happen?
Note that Mac users must have Acrobat or Reader installed and be viewing the PDF in Acrobat or Reader for it to work. Many (most?) Mac users have the Preview Application as their default PDF viewer, and it does not support many interactive features such as form submissions. Although some third-party PDF viewers for Windows support form submissions, many do not.
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When you click the submit button, do you get a window that has the title "Select Email Client"and has the options of "Desktop Email Application" and "Internet Email"? If not, does anything at all happen?
Note that Mac users must have Acrobat or Reader installed and be viewing the PDF in Acrobat or Reader for it to work. Many (most?) Mac users have the Preview Application as their default PDF viewer, and it does not support many interactive features such as form submissions. Although some third-party PDF viewers for Windows support form submissions, many do not.
For those that do not use PDF viewers that support form submissions, they will have to manually attach the document to an email message.

Submit button is not working

I have created a fillable web form using the FormsCentral app on my mac.
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It tests perfectly, and we sent out a link to the formscentral link to all staff and for some people it does not work. They can see the form and fill in data, but the show/hide stuff doesn't perform correctly and the submit button doesn't work.
Works for me in Safari and Firefox, and seems sketchy in IE - works for some but not others.
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The first thing to confirm is that the form is an HTML/web form and not a PDF embedded in the browser, if it is a PDF please see this FAQ: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4142
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Clear the browser cache
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If using Internet Explorer check to see if the page is in "Compatibility View" mode and if so try turning it off
Try a different web browser
I know that this is made more difficult by the fact that it is not you reporting this issue but your customers and you may not have acess to try the steps above...
If these steps don't resolve the issue please respond with the operating system you are on (Mac or Windows) and which web browser and version you are using.
You can send me the URL to your form at [email protected] so I can try in IE on Windows to confirm that in general it works (or identify an issue if it does not).
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Josh

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Delete the files extensions.* (e.g. extensions.sqlite, extensions.ini, extensions.cache) and compatibility.ini in the Firefox profile folder to reset the extensions registry.
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Profiles
New files will be created when required.
See "Corrupt extension files":
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*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Unable+to+install+add-ons
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Hi,
We have forms that have been working but now the submit button doesnt 'submit' and no notification email sent.
Any ideas
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I have a script to validate certain fields and generate an error message if fields are blank or not filled out correctly. Everything works fine except for one of them. I'm trying to generate an error message if one of the fields have an invalid format in it. For example, the format should be ''XXXX.XX'' (all numbers) so if they enter ''XXXX'' the error message will generate and the form will not submit. I have a function setup under this particular field and it works but unfortunately users are ignoring the error message and submitting the form anyway and this field really needs to be right before it's submitted.
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var bCancel = false;
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var bCancel = false;
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OK, below are two regular expressions that may do what you want:
var re1 = /^\d{4}\.\d{2}$/;
var re2 = /^[1-9]\d{3}\.\d{2}$/;
The first, re1, will match any four digits, followed by a decimal point, followed by two digits. A potential problem with this is it will match a string like "0001.23", which may not be what you want. If you don't want it to match a string with leading zeroes, you can use the second one, re2. It will match any digit from 1 to 9, followed by any three digits, followed by a decimal point, followed by two digits.
The test method of a regular expression takes a string as an argument and will return true if it matches the regular expression, or false if it doesn't. Here are some example outputs given various field values and methods of getting the field values:
// Text1 field value is 0123.45
// Get the field value.
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// num will equal 123.45
var num = getField("Text1").value;
// Test regular expression against num
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* Created In Adobe Pro Extended.
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Hi,
if it's ok for you, people can send a email at your adress, it's enough to use (translated from German-DW):
Insert -> email link. In my DW it looks lik this:
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