Making an editable stamp

I am trying to create a custom stamp that will allow me to edit fields. Everytime I create a stamp, however, it is a single entity that won't allow editing of fields. I tried creating the stamp in a form format, but again, once I turn it into a "stamp" it won't allow me to edit the fields. Is there a way to create a custom stamp that will allow the user to edit fields within the stamp?

Mark,
You can use the 'app.response()' method in the custom calcualtion script.
var cMsg = app.response(cAsk, cTitle);
cMsg += " : " + util.printd("mm/dd/yyyy", new Date());
event.value = cMsg;
event.source.source.info.DocumentState = cMsg;
See Dynamic Stamp Secrets by Thom Parker, http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2007/02/dynamic_stamp_secrets , for more information.
George

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Trouble with making dwt editable

I have a 2nd template in my site I am using for all pages except index. It has a image in the upper right that I want changed on each new page but when I go to make it editable (insert>template objects>editable region) I get a pop up saying this: "The selection already contains or is overlapped with editable optional region" ??? The only area of the template that is editable is in the content area below. How do I make that image change on a new page I create?
Link to page: http://www.universaltime.net/test2/mjr8000.html
Thanks in advance
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No, you don't need to detach it from the template.
You can change the image in the CSS file by making a tag...say, the body tag...ID attributes editable.
Select the <body> tag (use the Tag Selector)
Choose Modify > Templates > Made Attribute Editable
Choose or Add the ID Attribute in the "Editable Tag Attributes" box
Check the box to "Make attribute editable"
Enter a Label (this will be visible in the dialog box where you enter a new page's body ID)
Type: Text
Default: enter your default <body> id here, if you want one.
Press OK
Now, you can assign a different ID to each page, and you can then "key" images for that div to be different on different pages.
To edit an attribute that you have set up this way, go to a child page and do Modify > Template Properties. You will raise a dialog box that presents a table showing your Labels (see #5 above) and the value that attribute now carries (see #7, if you have not yet edited a new value).
Select the attribute you want to edit and change the value to the new body ID that you want for that page, say "homepage" for the index page.
You will need to put an id on the cell where you image now resides. You will remove the 'surface' image from the code and rely on using a background image.
Now, in your CSS file, you want to set a background image for the cell.
body#homepage td#image {
background-image: url(images/header_graphic.jpg;
You can see that if you create a child page and make the body ID attribute "contactpage" (for instance), you can set up a CSS rule like this:
body#contactpage td#image {
background-image: url(...path to your new image for the contact page...);
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So, I've gotten all wordy, but if this seems like something you are interested in, and you need more explanation, just holler!
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custom actions.
Each event captured may include the following information:
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- Time—Date and time stamp of when the event happened
- Affected Object—Specification or object that was acted upon (Specification that was
saved, specification that was copied, etc.)
- Related Object—Related object when appropriate (Workflow step, smart issue
request, specification ID, etc.)
- Reason—Reason the action occurred when appropriate (Workflow comments, global
succession reason for change, smart issue request that caused the change, etc.)

ALV- making row editable.

Hi all.
In my application, i have an ALV table displayed.
I have a button, say change. When the user selects a particular row and clicks the button, i want the entire row to be editable.
I tried using a seperate attribute and then binding the read only property. But, it seems i am going wrong somewhere.
I am fine with making an entire column or entire table editable, but a single row is a problem.
Please suggest. Sample code , if possible, is welcome.
thanks,
Prati.

Hi Prati,
This is simple. Suppose I am displaying data of SFLIGHT in my ALV. I have created a context node SFLIGHT at my component controller level. I have the attributes CARRID, CONNID, FLDATE & PRICE under it. In addition to these I have another attribute CELLS_ENABLED of type WDY_BOOLEAN & I have given it a default value of X. I would be using this attribute in my program to toggle the enable/disable states of my ALV row.
(I didnt get as to why you wanted to leadselect a row & then again press up on a button to make that row as enabled. You can directly make the leadselected row as enabled as anyway you are not planning to make more than 1 row as editable at a time. I am giving you the coding for making the leadselected row directly enabled. I would also later pass you the coding for making it enabled after leadselecting & pressing on a button.)
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METHOD wddoinit .
DATA: wd_node TYPE REF TO if_wd_context_node,
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        wa_sflight TYPE wd_this->element_sflight.
wd_node = wd_context->get_child_node( name = 'SFLIGHT' ).
SELECT carrid
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LOOP AT lt_sflight INTO wa_sflight.
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ENDLOOP.
wd_node->bind_table( new_items = lt_sflight ).
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**** But set them as readOnly. I would then make them as enabled upon leadSelection in ON_LEAD_SELECT
DATA: l_ref_cmp_usage TYPE REF TO if_wd_component_usage.
*** Instantiate the used ALV component
l_ref_cmp_usage =   wd_this->wd_cpuse_alv( ).
IF l_ref_cmp_usage->has_active_component( ) IS INITIAL.
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ENDIF.
DATA: l_ref_interfacecontroller TYPE REF TO iwci_salv_wd_table,
        lr_column_settings TYPE REF TO if_salv_wd_column_settings,
        lt_columns         TYPE        salv_wd_t_column_ref,
        lr_input1           TYPE REF TO cl_salv_wd_uie_input_field,
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FIELD-SYMBOLS <fs_column> LIKE LINE OF lt_columns.
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Making TDs editable creates visual mess

When I make table cells ice editable it creates a visual mess in the editor. There seem to be overlapping region borders on the tables making it very difficult to read the content. or perhaps its also showing row borders (no the rows aren't marked as editable)
see screenshot below
thanks
gregory

Below is the code that I was referring to but didn't get inluded...
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    Royal Gorge Scenic Train & Raft Package
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    This package combines a half day of rafting in the morning with an afternoon ride on the Royal Gorge Scenic Train Route. The train ride through the Royal Gorge has been called "the most arresting scenic site in all of American railroading".
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    <span style="font-weight: bold;">1/2 Day Royal Gorge with Train Ride</span>
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<p class="bodystyle firstPara">A Colorado classic, the half day Royal Gorge is the most popular trip we run among locals and repeat guests. The best white water on the Arkansas River combined with the some of the most spectacular scenery in the State. We are certain this adventure will leave you in awe. </p>
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    <span style="font-weight: bold;">1/2 Day Big Horn Sheep Canyon with Train Ride</span><br>
    The <a href="trips_day.html">Bighorn Sheep Canyon raft trip</a> is an excellent adventure for first time rafters and familys with children, it's fun, splashy and appropriate for nearly anyone.
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                  $56.75 age 12 & under</td>
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                <td ice:editable="*" class="dataUnit">moderate/advanced</td>
                <td ice:editable="*" class="dataUnit">beginner/moderate</td>
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          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"><strong>Rafting:</strong> A Colorado classic, the half day Royal Gorge is the most popular trip we run among locals and repeat guests. The best white water on the Arkansas River combined with the some of the most spectacular scenery in the State. We are certain this adventure will leave you in awe. </p>
          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"><strong>Royal Gorge Bridge & Park: </strong>Royal Gorge Bridge and Park in Colorado is the most visited theme park and wildlife park in the Pikes Peak Region. This historical landmark features scenic beauty and natural attractions as well as the world's highest Suspension Bridge, world's longest single-span Aerial Tram, world's steepest Incline Railway and the newest thrill ride, the world's highest Skycoaster®. This has proven to be the most popular family fun attraction in the Royal Gorge & Canon City area for decades.</p>
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          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"><strong>Rafting:</strong> Perfect for the "nervous novice" and families who want to experience a whitewater raft trip together. Appropriate for nearly anyone. This trip is rated class II & III. This is a pool-drop section of the Arkansas, meaning there are plenty of splashy, fun filled rapids with long sections of relatively calm floating in between. Exciting for adults and absolutely thrilling for the kids. This is also the best section to catch a glimpse of wildlife, including Colorado's largest herd of Bighorn Sheep.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"><strong>Royal Gorge Bridge & Park: </strong>Royal Gorge Bridge and Park in Colorado is the most visited theme park and wildlife park in the Pikes Peak Region. This historical landmark features scenic beauty and natural attractions as well as the world's highest Suspension Bridge, world's longest single-span Aerial Tram, world's steepest Incline Railway and the newest thrill ride, the world's highest Skycoaster®. This has proven to be the most popular family fun attraction in the Royal Gorge & Canon City area for decades.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"></p>
          <p class="bodystyle firstPara"> </p>
          </div>
        </div>
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                      <table width="100%" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="7">
                             <tbody ice:repeatinggroup="*">
              <tr class="dataUnit" ice:repeating="true">
                <td   width="13%" class="dataLabel" ice:editable="*">Price:</td>
                <td   width="87%" class="dataUnit" ice:editable="*">$650.00 ( based on 2 adults and two kids)
                  additional child activities only: $80.00</td>
              </tr>
              <tr>
                <td class="dataLabel" ice:editable="*">Included:</td>
                <td class="dataUnit" ice:editable="*">2 nights lodging, 1/2 day Bighorn Sheep Canyon raft trip, Royal Gorge Bridge & park, Buckskin Joe Frontier Town & Railway, Royal Gorge Route Scenic Train ride,</td>
              </tr>
              </tbody>
            </table>
             </div>
          <div class="floatboxRight"> <img src="images/comfort_inn.jpg" alt="royal gorge" width="300" height="200" class="photoFrame"> </div>
         <div ice:editable="*"> <p class="bodystyle">The Cañon City Comfort Inn is conveniently located within walking distance of restaurants and local activities. All the large guest rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with private bathrooms with showers. Choose a room with either 2 queen size beds or a king. The modern facility has an indoor pool and hot-tub and includes a continental breakfast.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle">The Bighorn Sheep Canyon rafting trip is an excellent raft trip for first time rafters and families with children, it's fun, splashy and appropriate for nearly anyone aged 6 and up.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle">Experience Colorado's own world wonder, the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park. At 1,053 feet high, the panoramic vistas of the gorge are as awesome as the Grand Canyon. Spanning a quarter mile across is the world's highest suspension bridge, an engineering feat as inspiring as the Eiffel Tower. </p>
          <div class="floatboxRight"> <img src="images/royal_gorge_route_1.jpg" alt="royal gorge" width="223" height="154" class="photoFrame"> </div>
          <p class="bodystyle">The spirit of the old west explodes to life at Buckskin Joe Frontier Town and Railway, with hourly gun-fights, some historical and some humorous, exciting live entertainment, barnyard animals for the kids, and everything you could imagine in an old west town plus more. The town sits on the edge of the Royal Gorge canyon, and has a mountain gauge train that takes you to the edge to view the canyon and the famous Royal Gorge Bridge.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle">The Royal Gorge Route train ride through the Royal Gorge has been called "the most arresting scenic site in all of American railroading". This train has 3 departures daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day.</p>
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          <div ice:editable="*"><h2>Rock Climbing & Rafting Package</h2></div><br><br>
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                            <tbody ice:repeatinggroup="*">
              <tr class="dataUnit">
                <th   width="14%" class="dataLabel" > </th>
                <th   width="43%" class="tableHeader"><div ice:editable="*">1/2 Day Climbing & 1/2 Day Raft Trip</div></th>
                <th   width="43%" class="tableHeader"><div ice:editable="*">Full Day Climbing & Full Day Raft Trip</div></th>
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                <td    class="dataLabel" ><div ice:editable="*">Price:</div></td>
                <td   class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">$455.00/two people</div></td>
                <td   class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">$510.00/two people</div></td>
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                <td   class="dataLabel"><div ice:editable="*">Check-in:</div></td>
                <td   class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">Call for details</div></td>
                <td class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">Call for details</div></td>
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              <tr>
                <td   class="dataLabel"><div ice:editable="*">Difficulty:</div></td>
                <td   class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">moderate/advanced</div></td>
                <td    class="dataUnit"><div ice:editable="*">moderate/advanced</div></td>
              </tr>
              </tbody>
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          <div ice:editable="*"><p class="bodystyle"><strong>Climbing</strong><br>
          </p>
          <div class="floatboxRight"> <img src="images/manclimbing.jpg" alt="royal gorge" width="195" height="259" class="photoFrame"> </div>
          <p class="bodystyle">Rock climbing is probably the most popular type of climbing. It can be learned in a day, done indoors or outdoors, and uses a relatively small amount of equipment. If you've always wondered what exactly is involved in rock climbing, this will give you a general view. Experience the thrill of rock climbing while learning basic rock safety and climbing technique during these outings.</p>
          <p class="bodystyle">The Front Range Climbing Company offers guided day trips for beginners or intermediates that provide a wide variety of climbing experiences, including remote alpine spires high on Pikes Peak, gentle sandstone towers in the Garden of the Gods and granite pinnacles in North Cheyenne Canyon Park. The Pikes Peak region offers some of the greatest variety of climbing found anywhere.</p>
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Editable stamps in Acroboat 9?

Hello!
I am trying to create a stamp form that can be applied to a reviewed document and edited within that document until it is digitally signed. It will have a few checkboxes to be selected and a date field to be filled out, plus a signature. Creating the form itself is no problem but having it be editable within the reviewed document is not as apparent. The only way I can see to work is to fill out the form separately and do "Save As" to create a completed copy before inserting the copy into the reviewed document, where it becomes non-editable. I would really rather be able to have a single blank stamp form that I can insert, then do the edits to the stamp right inside the document.
Is there any way to do what I want to do? Thanks.

You cannot alter a stamp once it is applied, but you can prompt the user for input that can be placed in form fields in the stamp at the time it is applied. For more information, see: http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2007/02/dynamic_stamp_secrets

Making cells editable in a dynamic ALV

Hi all
I have a dynamic table which I am displaying as an ALV.
call method ref_grid->set_table_for_first_display
    exporting
      is_layout            = lwa_layout
      it_toolbar_excluding = t_toolbarexclude[]
    changing
      it_fieldcatalog      = t_fldcat
      it_outtab            = <t_itab>.
In the table <t_itab>, there is a checkbox, one fixed column and the others dynamic. Along with the normal columns, there is also a table of type lvc_s_styl.
My requirement is that, after my ALV grid is displayed, when I click on the Edit button(toolbar), for the rows where the checkbox is checked, the dynamic columns should become editable.
    loop at <t_itab> assigning <wa_itab>.
      assign component 'STYLE' of structure <wa_itab> to <fs_table>.
      lt_style = <fs_table>.
         Here I have made changes to the STYLE table for the necessary fields for the required rows and then called the methods:
    call method ref_grid->set_ready_for_input
      exporting
        i_ready_for_input = c_1.
    call method ref_grid->refresh_table_display.
But, it does not work.
I have checked the forum and there are a number of posts on this issue. I have followed all the steps which are mentioned there.
Please help! Any suggestions are welcome
Regards
Debolina

hi,
try using :
    ls_layo-stylefname = 'CELLTAB'. for layput
and then fill the cellstyle before calling the Fm for table display.
l_mode = cl_gui_alv_grid=>mc_style_enabled.
ls_celltab-fieldname = 'BUKRS'.
ls_celltab-style     = l_mode.
INSERT ls_celltab INTO TABLE pt_celltab.

Making small edits to a DNG in Photoshop

Hey there, I have a very simple question!
•Is it possible to edit a DNG file (using Lightroom's "edit in" option) in Photoshop CS3 while still keeping all of the image data intact?
e.g. I go to edit a DNG file.. right click image>edit in>CS3. TIFF / 16-bit / ProPhoto RGB file handling options. I do whatever it is that I need to do in CS3 cloning and blurring and save the file which then creates a copy in Lightroom. When I edit this copy in Lightroom it doesn't hold all of the information it use to..meaning there's nothing that can be brought out in deep shadow or blown out highlights; whereas if I was working with the DNG/RAW file I could just under or overexpose and there would be something to work with.
I hope this is clear! Thanks,
-jope

This is to be expected. RAW files usually have some headroom left over above white since usually not all three channels are completely blown out and you can still recover some info from them and reconstruct blown out areas, which is what Lightroom does with the RAW file. On the shadows side, there is usually a lot of info hiding that you can bring out by several methods such as exposure compensation, Fill light, lowering the blacks, etc.. Rendered files such as tiff however, do not have this headroom. White is white, and black is black. Nothing you can do when a pixel is all black or all white. So as soon as you bring your file into Photoshop, you are stuck with the rendering you had. Sometimes you can get around this by using smart objects in Photoshop, but not all operations (such as cloning and healing indeed!) can be done on smart objects.

Dynamically making fields editable or non editable according to ddl value.

Hi All,
In my case I have a drop down field having various values on ADOBE form.According to those values the remaining fields in the form should get visible or invisible accordingly. Can you please help me out in javascripting required in this case?
I have tried scripting as given below but it is not working. I request you to please tell me whats the problem in this and what needs to be done to achieve this.
For Example in case if i select "03 - Transfer" in the dropdown field named OPTION then I want to make New Personal Sub area field as visible and editable on the form so that user can enter data into it ELSE it should not be visible on the form.For this the scripting i wrote in javascript in the event CALCULATE for this field is as follows.
if($record.OPTION.DATA.FIELD == "03 - Transfer")
then
this.access == "open"
else
this.presence = "invisible"
endif
But this is not working when I check the form on portal.Please let me know what I need to do inorder to achieve this functionality.
I have wrote the similar code in CALCULATE event for each field on the form but the form not working according to requirement.
Please provide me with information how to decide the event in which we should write the script?
Please let me know if this functionality can be achieved by coding in F.M in ABAP?If yes how?
Thanks in Advance.
Sarang

Hi Chintan,
                Thanks for the reply. The scripting I used in my case is as follows.But this is not working.Please let me know what may the problem.
In the dropdown in EXIT event I wrote the following javascript.
if(this.rawValue == "01 - Promotion")
     DATA.MainSubform.Subform3.EFF_DATE.access = "open";
     DATA.MainSubform.Subform3.EFF_DATE.presence = "visible";
and in the main subform I have wrote the following script as u told in the FORM READY event
DATA.MainSubform.Subform3.EFF_DATE.access = "readOnly";
DATA.MainSubform.Subform3.EFF_DATE.presence = "hidden";
According to this script the at first when the form is opened the EFF_DATE field should be invisible and should only get visible when the user selects "01 - Promotion" from the drop down.
Note - "01 - Promotion" is one of the values from the drop down
Also Please let me know what needs to be done to make the form dynamic.
waiting for ur reply.
Thanks in Advance,
Sarang.

Making Fields editable in ALV

I am displaying the custom table entries in an ALV. i am trying to make the fields in the ALV as editable. All the fields got enabled but only first field is in disabled mode. its type is NUMC. Can i know the reason behind this ?
Here is the code that i am using to make the fields editable.
IF v_flag = 'X'.
    lr_table_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_table_settings->set_read_only( abap_false ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'PROJ_ID' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'PROJ_ID'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ACCOUNT_NAME' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'ACCOUNT_NAME'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ZTASK' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'ZTASK'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
ELSE.
    lr_table_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_table_settings->set_read_only( abap_true ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'PROJ_ID' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'PROJ_ID'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ACCOUNT_NAME' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'ACCOUNT_NAME'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
    lr_table_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_table_settings->set_read_only( abap_true ).
    lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
    lr_column = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ZTASK' ).
    CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
      EXPORTING
        value_fieldname = 'ZTASK'.
    lr_column->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
ENDIF.

Hi Manjunath,
I dont undersatnd what you are trying to write.Because you write same logic in the if and else part.What is purpose of it.
Try to take different variables for columns.
IF v_flag = 'X'.
lr_table_settings ?= l_value.
lr_table_settings->set_read_only( abap_false ).
lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
lr_column1= lr_column_settings->get_column( 'PROJ_ID' ).
CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
EXPORTING
value_fieldname = 'PROJ_ID'.
lr_column1->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
lr_column2 = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ACCOUNT_NAME' ).
CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
EXPORTING
value_fieldname = 'ACCOUNT_NAME'.
lr_column2->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
lr_column_settings ?= l_value.
lr_column3 = lr_column_settings->get_column( 'ZTASK' ).
CREATE OBJECT lr_input_field
EXPORTING
value_fieldname = 'ZTASK'.
lr_column3->set_cell_editor( lr_input_field ).
endif.

Making an editable PDF Form non-editable (a shortcut)

How to make a PDF form non-editable or locked.
For those who aren't script-savvy, I believe this may be a little shortcut to editing a PDF form and then saving and sending it as a non-editable or locked PDF.
This is what I have written out for my client, whom I provided an editable PDF Form, so they could edit the PDF and then send it out to their own respective clients as a NON-editable PDF.
Instructions as follows:
How to save your PDF Form into a separate non-editable PDF to send to your client: (Using Adobe Acrobat Professional)
Step 1. Fill out the original PDF Form
Step 2. Once finished, go to “File” menu and click “Save a Copy” - title the file appropriately and save it to the desktop.
Step 3. Close the editable PDF document and do not save it (Saving it will save over the original file). Now open up the PDF you’ve just saved to
                    the desktop (you’ll now take the steps to make this file only non-editable).
Step 4. In the top menu, go to “Advanced” then select in that drop down menu “Security” then “Show Security Properties” - a ‘Document Properties’ window will now appear.
Step 5. From this new window, select the “Security” Menu. Set your ‘Security Method’ to ‘Password Security’.
Step 6. A new window will appear named ‘Password Security Settings’. In this menu, tick the box that says “Restrict Editing & Printing of the document”
            you’ll need to a) set a password for it, and b) In the ‘Printing Allowed’ drop down box, select ‘high resolution’   and if you want to, tick the
            box that says ‘allow the copying of text, images and other content’
Step 7. Click OK and Save the document. Now it’s not editable unless you have the password.
Note: If you happen to want to edit the PDF at a later date, you can open the file and in the ‘Security settings’ menu on the left hand side
(the menu is represented as a little gold lock) click ‘Permission Details’ then ‘Change Settings’ to revert everything back to an editable document
- repeat the above steps to make it a locked document again.

Thanks for your suggestions. You should also consider flattening a form if you want a non-editable copy; because the permissions password is not always respected by third-party PDF applications (for some people the form will remain editable, depending on what software they're using).
Flattening a form can be done in several ways in Acrobat: you can run a script - this.flattenPages() - or print the PDF back to PDF (aka refrying), or use the Sanitize tool in Acrobat X. It also strips out hidden content associated with the form (button actions, field calculation scripts, etc.) so provides additional data protection. Sanitize is the heavy-duty option of the three; it will remove all hidden content, leaving only what you see on the page.
One correction to your workflow - the Save a Copy menu item is not intended for creating a duplicate of a normal form, it's only available if the form has been rights-extended and it serves to remove the extension certificate from the PDF (allowing full editing in Acrobat again). As your client is working in Acrobat they don't need a rights-extended version in the first place, and working with a normal form will make things simpler for them. In Acrobat X Pro you could create them a custom Action which automatically flattens the file and saves a duplicate, so they don't accidentally overwrite the original.

Making additional edits to completed project

Hi,
I am currently working on a documentary for school. I finished the documentary and then made a new project and copied and pasted about one minute of the documentary into that new project (I had to have a sample of my project as part of a class presentation). Now that that is over and done with, I need to make further changes to my original project However, when I open up the project, I get the completed documentary in the viewer and a blank timeline and bin as part of an "untitled project."
How do I get the entire project back?
Thanks

Well, that's your problem. You're trying to open an exported movie as your project. You need to find your Final Cut Pro Project File and open that one. It will show all your files and edits.
Please mark your question as solved, when you find it solved, and award helpful and solved points to those who have helped you.

Making Text Editable in AE loses the effects from Photoshop.

I have to animate text and have finally gotten that process down .. but one
problem left. The original text is made in Photoshop CS3 with shadow,
bevel/emboss effects on it. When I make the text editable in AE so I can
animate it, the Photoshop effects disappear.
Is there any way to retain the drop shadow and bevel/emboss and still make
text editable so it can be animated in AE?
Thanks!
Nancy

Thanks, Andrew .. I think I see what you mean and will try that. If I <br />understand correctly, my importing the PSD as a composition means I only <br />imported the text and not the effects. I did try importing as footage, but <br />that wasn't editable either. I will follow your steps and see if I can get <br />this down.<br /><br />Many thanks!<br />Nancy<br /><br /><[email protected]> wrote in message <br />news:[email protected]...<br />> Hi Nancy,<br />><br />> While it sounds like you've achieved your objective - good news!- I'll <br />> point out a few things for future projects.<br />><br />> Your final solution means that you've dragged a Nested Composition into <br />> your main composition (meaning one composition inside another). The <br />> Transform parameters you see attached to that nested comp are NOT Text <br />> Editors, and effect the whole layer universally. That might be fine now, <br />> but it means you won't be able to change or edit individual text <br />> characters or lines. You also won't be able to edit your Photoshop Layer <br />> Styles (Drop Shadow, in your case).<br />><br />> When you import the PS document as a composition, AE creates a new <br />> composition with all the PS layers intact, positioned correctly and with <br />> Layer Styles applied. But they only exist INSIDE THE COMPOSITION - they're <br />> not attached to the layers that you can access in the Project window.<br />><br />> Try this to explain what I mean:<br />><br />> Open your project and import your PSD as a Composition.<br />><br />> Double-click on the new PSD composition in the footage window to open it. <br />> You should see your text layer with drop shadow applied. Select the layer <br />> and Copy.<br />><br />> Now go back to your main composition and choose Paste. The text layer <br />> should appear within your main comp, but still with layer styles etc. You <br />> can also choose "Convert To Editable Text" now, without affecting the Drop <br />> Shadow. Once the layer is a Text Layer you have much more control over it <br />> than just the standard Layer Transform settings.<br />><br />> The trick is to COPY the whole layer from the PSD comp, rather than drag <br />> the text layer from the footage window.

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