In browser- URL of PDF where it imports FDF data

Question

I want to bring up my browser - put the URL of a PDF on a server that has fillable fields - and have the PDF automatically bring in the contents of an FDF file to populate the fields defined in the FDF file.
There is ADOBE documentation of doing something like this:
http://www.mydomain.com/abc.pdf#fdf=datafile.fdf
That's all I want to do.  Simple.
In detail - in a PHP program I want to create the FDF file just using fopen and fwrites - no additional packages - then my JavaScript calls an already created PDF file on the web with the PDF when brought up on the server side automatically imports the FDF my program created a few seconds ago.
I do know about fdf_create in PHP but unfortunately the server I'm on is cpanel based and the hosting company cannot load a library for fdf_create related calls.
I cannot seem to get this working.  I've called Adobe tech support.  A few months ago I reached someone who actually said "You've reached the right person.  Yes that is doable." and they confirmed what I wanted to do.   But since then the Adobe people I call don't seem to understand what an FDF file is even though that is what Adobe uses to communicate and has it in their documentation as     http://......abc.pdf#fdf=xxx.fdf
Now I've even eliminated the step/chance that I've not created my FDF file properly.  I've gone into Acrobat Pro and done an extract to an .FDF file.   Then I've tried  http://www.myweb.com/abc.pdf#fdf=theAcrobatExtractedFile.fdf  and it still ignores the contents of the FDF file.
I've also tried http://www.myweb.com/abc.pdf#fdf=http://www.myweb.com/extractedfile.fdf   fully qualifying the location of the FDF file.
Help!  This is important.   Thank you.
Jay

Answer 1

I appreciate your help.  My Chrome brower was saying that.
I started this quest of FDF into PDF because I had done it years ago successfully and because the Adobe Tech Support fellow told me that still worked (http://www.myweb.com/abc.PDF#fdf=xyz.FDF ) when I called him last October.  But let me pose the question in a different way  - is there a datafile (any format) that I can use as a parameter to a URL that is of a PDF?  XML, flat file, GIFF format, csv, pipe delimited, etc.   If there is a data file that I can do
http://www.myweb.com/document.PDF#inputdata=filex   -or- another way to pose the question - if I'm going from PHP to browser PDF is there an example of calling the PDF from PHP where it loads PDF and data values from an outside source.... doing this without involving any other system/package?  Just PDF in a browser.
The fdftk library for PHP is not accessible in my normally used host and also GoDaddy said they wouldn't load fdftk either.
Note: If you go to the last page of this Adobe document:
http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/acrobat/PDFOpenParameters.pdf
you'll see their example http://example.org/doc.pdf#fdf=http://example.org/doc.fdf
Thanks!  Help!