Looking for iOS reader compatability Matrix/Chart

I am trying to build a rather large Form for use on tablets with Acrobat XI and have been told that some features of the resulting PDF's are not supported on the Ipad (iOS) Reader application.
Before I abandone the iPad as a deployment platform, is there a chart, matrix or document somewhere that describes what features are NOT supported in the Ipad reader?
I don't need everything, and many of the fancy email/jquery/web features I don't need...but I do need some basic Jscript stuff to make the form work the way I want it to.
Most everything I need is string manpulation (adding two fields together and stuffing them into another, sorting an array of text elements, basic logic and math, and saving the current form)

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