Mail to Submit form.

I have made an editable PDF with textfields and a submit form button. Problem, the mailto - submit form - button isn't working. Any ideas how to make it work? Also how do I remove permissions so people can edit and save the PDF with any PDF program.
Thanks
Nathan
(I used URL: mailto:[email protected])
InDesign CS6
OSX 10.6.8.

It seems you have put the correct URL in submit form action.
mailto:[email protected]
So when you press the submit button it should open your email client, eg. outlook.
In order to edit and save, you need to enable reader extension in Acrobat.
In case you sill have issues with submit form, share the .indd file or write up steps to reproduce the issue.
Thanks.
-Sagar

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I currently have a trial of Adobe Acrobat XI Pro in which I created editable forms, in hopes that my co-workers who work remotely will be able to submit forms and they will come directly to my e-mail once completed. It works when I submit them to myself from my own computer, but it doesn't work when someone does it from another computer. Do they need to have Adobe Acrobat Pro in order for this to work? What program/version is necessary for this to work? It appears as though it is submitted, but it never reaches my e-mail.

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It works! Thank you very much for pointing that out "bregent" and "osgood_". I have one more small problem though, when signing out my contact form the phone number field does not accept any phone number?
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How can i submit form-data with acrobat pocket pc

how can i submit form-data (http-post) on a PPC?
how can i store the data offline?
which submit-functions are availabe for the pocket pc reader?
do i need ARES?
where can i find a documentation of of the available functions for the ppc version?
where can i fond form-samples for ppc?
from the docu on my pocket pc:
Submit form data using handheld devices over a wireless connection. If you are working offline, the data is temporarily stored, then submitted once a connection is established. Send forms by e-mail or directly to the destination server using a cradle or cable

To your question regarding the Pocket PC version of Reader, I downloaded Adobe Reader for Pocket Pc 2 and installed it on my HP iPAQ . I then loaded my test PDF file onto the iPAQ. The Reader for Pocket PC preformed an email submission fine. However, I received no indication that anything happened when I tried an HTTP Post. So I think you can only do an email submission.
In general, I have been testing to see how much I can do without the Live Cycle Reader Extensions, since for sure I will never be able to purchase them. What I have found is that for Acrobat Reader 7, the email submission works for all of the people I have asked to test it, but the HTTP Post has worked for only one of the two people who have tested it so far with Reader 7 (the one for which it worked claims that he only has Reader 7 on his computernot Acrobat).

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Hi All Gurus,
I am facing a strange problem with Windows XP Home edition users. We are mailing a survey form having some radio button, textarea, text box for each question asked and "Submit" button. When the user opens the mail, fill the survey form and press the submit button the form disappears, whereas users of other operating systems are able to submit the same form.
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You should also be aware that Microsoft is facing a lot of pressure to close security holes in Outlook Express. One such hole is the ability to "execute" programs that are contained inside emails.
Being able to submit a form directly from the email itself is one such potential security problem. For example, I could write a JavaScript routine that looks for files on the user's hard disk and mails that file as soon as the email itself is opened, by using the onload( ) property. Similarly, it is also possible to deposit cookies.
I realize you need to solve the problem now, but at some point when it is convenient to do so, you will need to sit down with the rest of your team and think about alternative ways to send people surveys.
Your survey would not work for me, despite the fact that I'm not using Windows XP HE, because my email program will not execute any HTML, it just simply displays the tags. I configured it that way to avoid security problems, namely trojan horses and spyware, and more and more people are disabling their email programs every day. You may just have to settle for emailing people a hypertext link to a web site with the form on it.

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Where can I find an example of how to submit form data in a format used by HTML forms (URL-encoded Data - HTTP post)?
Im just learning Acrobat 7.xand Form designer 7.x and cant figure out how to attach code to the Submit HTTP button. A client has a generalized forms post decoder/foward as e-mail program. The url would be, for example:
http://www.ourwebsite.org/cgi-win/deField.exe method="POST"
and it needs the Acrobat form to have the hidden field:
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3.     Returned the completed form to the user for printing at their location,
4.     And capture the full data into our database.
.Ive scoured the product literature and the dev user forums and seen some limited FAQs and advice but its pretty murky. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

<[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio <br />news:[email protected]...<br />> Where can I find an example of how to submit form data in a format used by <br />> HTML forms (URL-encoded Data - HTTP post)?<br />> I'm just learning Acrobat 7.xand Form designer 7.x and can't figure out <br />> how to attach code to the Submit HTTP button. A client has a generalized <br />> forms post decoder/foward as e-mail program. The url would be, for <br />> example:<br />><br />> <a href=http://www.ourwebsite.org/cgi-win/deField.exe> method="POST"<br />><br />> and it needs the Acrobat form to have the hidden field:<br />><br />> [email protected] (email address to send form info to)<br />><br />><br />> What we really want to do is:<br />><br />> 1.    Use an interactive Acrobat form to collect and validate data from <br />> users over the Internet (by querying a database) as they fill in the form <br />> .<br />> 2.    Merge both user-entered data, and user-specific data pulled from the <br />> db, into the pdf form .<br />> 3.    Returned the completed form to the user for printing at their <br />> location,<br />> 4.    And capture the full data into our database.<br />><br />><br />><br />> .I've scoured the product literature and the dev user forums and seen some <br />> limited FAQs and advice but it's pretty murky. Any help will be greatly <br />> appreciated.<br /><br />Maybe I don't understand your question well and so my answer can be of no <br />help for you, but the first two points can be easily done with Designer and <br />a web service that send the data retrieved from a specific request (i.e. <br />your customer inserts his userid and automatically some data appears in the <br />form). You simply have to create a button that retrieves data from this <br />webservice (first you have to create a data connection to your webservice).<br />The third point can be achieved using a print button (that is ready to use <br />in the library). Remember that you can making all the operations you want to <br />do without re-loading the PDF, but simply by doing the call to your <br />webservice after the user filled in the form.<br />The forth point can be achieved using a submit botton that has the <br />controltype set to submit, then you can send your data in the format that <br />you choose. Of course, in the submit URL you can specify an email.<br /><br />Sorry if I don't understand your request :)<br /><br />Ciao,<br />Alessio<br /><br />Bye,<br />Alessio

How do I remove the Submit Form button?

I am using Acrobat Pro 9 with LiveCycle. I have created an interactive form and did not include a button to e-mail the form. When the distributed form is opened, there is a purple bar across the top with instructions to click "Submit Form" and "Highlight Fields" and "Submit Form" buttons. I do not want this form e-mailed back to me. It just needs to be saved by the user and uploaded at a later time. Saving it after the user fills in the fields is not the issue. That is working fine. But the user may be confused by a button saying they should submit the form. Plus it is my e-mail address in the field and I don't want all these forms showing up in my e-mail box. This happens whether I choose to distribute it with "Automatically download..." or "Manually collect..."
Does anyone know what can be done to prevent the form from displaying the "Submit Form" button?
Also, one user did get get a warning when saving about that not being the optimal way to send the data. I believe it said to press submit form. I'm sorry, I was not relayed the exact warning, but it was something to that effect. It did, however, save correctly.

Pzaidel: YOU are a freakin genius. Great suggestion-worked perfectly! Here's how I did it with a form created in Indesign:
Do entire backgrnd layout in Indesign-convert to regular PDF.
Open New doc in LC-standard way-create all fields.
After completion when you open it in Adobe Acrobat, you will see the "Submit Form" at the top next to "Highlight existing fields".
Go back to your LiveCycle doc and:
Highlight and ctrl+c copy all fields onto clipboard. [I don't think there is an option to copy fields anywhere within LC]
Do as Pzaidel suggests above: create new LC form [you cannot avoid selecting interactive form....but didn't seem to matter].
Import your PDF layout from InDesign [or word].
THEN Paste all fields back into form.
TA DA! No submit button.
AND after importing and placing all fields, I even included a print button that works on the bottom of the form so anyone could see-it must be printed and cannot be submitted-at least by a button.
Thanks so much for the fix!!

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I am going crazy and running out of time.
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On this machine I only have AA5. I was able to open the first form, but saw no submit button anywhere. The second form would not open. I might try it with AA7 a bit later (the only versions I have at home).
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I assume folks will be fine with the exceeds expectations being on the left. In many surveys, the best is on the right and not on the left. However, I am not sure there is any standard for that and you have been consistent. I was wondering how you were going to take care of the signatures. It looks like you are going to do them by hand - I guess the advantage is that all the signers would see the entire evaluation before signing. The alternative would be to introduce digital signatures in some sense, possibly using the Acrobat route.
Again, I see no submit button. Bill

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I regularly get sent forms by my printers which I fill in to approve print jobs. There's a submit button the forms which has always nicely opened up Mail (Mac OS X) in order to send a data file that the sender can read. However, I've just recently started using a different email client (Postbox) and I get this error from Adobe Acrobat...
The SendMail doesn't know how to talk to your default mail client. Please select a different mail application to use.
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Anyone got any ideas how I can maybe use Gmail or similar to send these forms?
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2) Use Webmail
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try67,
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distributed forms "Submit Form" button displayed on the purple tool bar of the distributed form? And if so, could you please let me know how I can do that? I've
looked into that and haven't found an answer. Doing that would solve my problem of having my own submit code acting correctly and the
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Is it possible to remove the submit form button that's automatically created when you distribute a form?

I have created a form for my boss and distributed it. She doesn't want the submit form button to appear as people don't need to submit the form to anyone, just fill it in and keep a copy. I can't figure out how to remove this button. It's not one I've created, it's the one that it automatically generates when you don't have a submit button in your form. Is it possible to remove this button or do we just have to live with it? I am using Adobe Acrobat X Pro.
Thanks

You can have more control on the email subject/ to and CC Email address, if you use a regular button and place the code in the click event.
Refer to the attached sample below.
https://acrobat.com/#d=HouRLov3lOntSbqAfsr5Hg
Thanks
Srini

Do you want to submit Form#?

Not sure if I am doing something wrong but on my form I have a "Save Draft" button that will:
Set the column [Filename] if NUL
Set column [FinalizeNotice] to true (used to display a section with a message)
Submit using data connection to a SharePoint library
On a new form, if I use the Save Draft button I get prompted to "Do you want to submit form#? Is the form not saved/submitted complete via the rule on the button already? I can see in the library that the file is there and if I select
Don't Submit and reopen the file all the changes are there. Why is it prompting if there has not been any changes?
If I open the saved form from the library and make changes and use the Save Draft button it closes without the prompt, which is what I am expecting even on the new form. It is like the name to the form is not updating as I can see top ending of the InfoPath
filler is showing "Form## - Microsoft InfoPath" on a new form but it will show the actual filename on subsequent loads.
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The new built-in method is to right-click the Back button, or click and hold, to drop down the history list. Someone created an add-on to restore the little drop-down icon if you prefer. (I haven't tried it myself.)
[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/backforward-dropmarker/ Back/forward dropmarker :: Add-ons for Firefox]

Error when I "submit Form" through Outlook 2007

We have a interviewer who is trying to use a new form we created. When she hits the "submit form" button she gets the normal prompts and then a email is placed in her outbox (using Outlook 2007). However, after a few moments she receieves an error code saying that the object can't be found. This did not happen with forms in previously versions of Acrobat. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!

Hi mattmclaughlin
Please see the below KB Document from Microsoft on the same issue : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2020427

When I try to use the Submit Form button on the Interactive PDF I created (IN Design CS6) I get this message. "There is no value in form field 'Program.' Please put in it before proceeding. What can I do to fix this and make the Submit button work?

When I try to use the Submit Form button on the Interactive PDF I created (In Design CS6), I get this message:
There is no value in form field "Program." Please put in it before proceeding.
How can I fix this and make the Submit Form button work?

Are you running modified software on your phone? This error seems to be common if the firmware has been modified and you're trying to restore the phone again.

Mail to Submit form.

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