Need to create a PDF with submit button for Wordpress Website.

I need to create a restaurant's employment application in PDF form with fields that user can fill out and a submit button to send the form to a specified email. I then need to put this PDF online on client's website. Is this possible with ID?

Yes, but you may have to tweak it in Acrobat Pro.
That said, you may be better off just creating the form right in the
site. My guess is that there are a ton of WordPress plugins to do this.

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Created a form in Forms Central. Exported the PDF with Submit Button Option. When the PDF is filled out and submit clicked, it comes back asking for required fields to be filled but they already are. Any Help?

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Hi;
OK - I can clarify some things and tell you how to do what your looking for.
The desktop FormsCentral application tools are really designed towards create forms that do collect data on FormsCentral servers. You can still easily create PDFs that do not submit data to FormsCentral, but you'll have to add any alternative submit functionality using the Forms tools in Acrobat. You can create a PDF without the submit button in either case, signed in/out of the Desktop Application from the "File" - "Save as PDF Form" menu item. You can then modify the PDF in Acrobat XI Pro by doing a "Save A Copy", when you open the copy you can edit it any way you like, adding a "Submit" button that email's the PDF/Responses back to you...
Here's how: In Acrobat open the PDF you saved from the FormsCentral Desktop application and go to "File" - "Save a Copy" and choose a location, this will remove the security. Open up the copy you just created and you can now edit it, here is a YouTube video tutorial using Acrobat XI, he covers the email button in about two minutes, there are lots of tutorials out there but this one is easy to follow:,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jql1wp5Gofs
Thanks,
Josh Corey
FormsCentral Team

Is it possible to create a PDF with different colors for screen and printing?

I'm working on a document that features light colored text on a dark background. I'll be sending this document as a PDF to someone who will likely want to print it. Is it possible to set up the document such that it will display this way when viewed on screen, but will print as black text on a white background, without requiring any special action on the part of the recipient?
Printing a color separation of just the text color produces exactly the results I'm after, but I can't ask the recipient to do that. I need it to happen automatically any time it's printed.
I've tried setting up a duplicate text layer in black and placing it under the background layer, then setting the background layer and colored text to 'never print'. This works within Acrobat Pro, but not when I print the same document from Preview.
Is there an acrobat equivalent of a CSS print stylesheet?
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Create the document in layers with the background on a seperate layer than the text. Export the PDF with"Create Acrobat Layers" selected (it will need to be at least version 1.5).
Open the PDF in Acrobat, choose the background layer then Options>Properties>Initial State and under "print" choose "Never prints".

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Hi,
I need to create PDF files that contain hyperlinks which will work when opened on ipads. I've tried several programs elsewhere but the hyperlinks do not work when clicked on ipad devices. Does any of the Adobe software create hyperlinks that are clickable on ipads, please?

I really am most grateful for the information. I've been trying to resolve this issue for a few days.
Just to be certain, will Adobe Acrobat create hyperlinks that will open in the default ipad PDF reader, or do users need to open the PDF in Acrobat Reader?

How to create a PDF with markup enabled for Reader users?

I have a bunch of Word 2007 documents containing project specs. I would like to be able to turn them into PDF documents that other people can markup using Reader. Is this possible?
I tried using the built-in PDF output module. It creates a PDF document, but it is not enabled for comments.
About halfway down on this comparison page,
     http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/matrix.html
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supposed to be some sort of half-full container or something. At the
bottom, it says
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This seems to indicate that Acrobat Standard cannot create comment-enabled PDF documents, but either Pro or Pro Extended can. Is that correct?
If I buy Acrobat Pro, will I be able to use it to create comment-enabled PDF documents from my Word 2007 documents?
If so, how does it work? Will it convert the Word document? Will it convert the PDF document I create using the Word add-in? Can I invoke it from inside Word?
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Ragg Mopp wrote:
This seems to indicate that Acrobat Standard cannot create comment-enabled PDF documents, but either Pro or Pro Extended can. Is that correct?
If I buy Acrobat Pro, will I be able to use it to create comment-enabled PDF documents from my Word 2007 documents?
Yes and yes.
Ragg Mopp wrote:
If so, how does it work? Will it convert the Word document? Will it convert the PDF document I create using the Word add-in? Can I invoke it from inside Word?
Thanks
It's very simple. Create your PDF from Word, open in Acrobat and use the Comments>Enable for commenting and analysis in Adobe Reader. You cannot invoke it from within Word no.

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Furthemore I cannot seem to get audio to play on Reader for mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPad, or HP TouchPad or even Android Phones and tablets.
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Ragg Mopp wrote:
This seems to indicate that Acrobat Standard cannot create comment-enabled PDF documents, but either Pro or Pro Extended can. Is that correct?
If I buy Acrobat Pro, will I be able to use it to create comment-enabled PDF documents from my Word 2007 documents?
Yes and yes.
Ragg Mopp wrote:
If so, how does it work? Will it convert the Word document? Will it convert the PDF document I create using the Word add-in? Can I invoke it from inside Word?
Thanks
It's very simple. Create your PDF from Word, open in Acrobat and use the Comments>Enable for commenting and analysis in Adobe Reader. You cannot invoke it from within Word no.

Problem with submit button

I have installed Acrobat 9 professional and have created a PDF with field codes embedded. At the top of the last page, I created a button which sends the form and answers to an email account (mailto: command is used). The form works beautifully for me but not for anyone else. There is no protection or other specialized settings enabled. I can fill it in and submit the form with either Reader or Acrobat Pro. Any suggestions or ideas to solve this little problem would be greatly appreciated.

If they are using Reader you must either enable Reader Rights or change the submission to data only (preferred). You did not say if the form was created in Acrobat or Designer. There are significant differences and you need to indicate which you used.

I was online earlier this week and liked the forms with submit buttons and the Adobe site directed me to upgrade to Adobe PRO XI in order to use forms so I bought five licenses. Just had it installed today and it is now asking me to sign up for forms Cent

I was online earlier this week and liked the forms with submit buttons and the Adobe site directed me to upgrade to Adobe PRO XI in order to use forms so I bought five licenses. Just had it installed today and it is now asking me to sign up for forms Central in order to use this feature. What gives? The Adobe site gave me the impression that I would have this feature after purchasing the new upgrade. I would not have purchased the upgrade, let alone five of them had I know this. Am I missing something?

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Problem with submit button in wweb dynpro abap

hi all,
we have problem in submit of our interactive form in web dynpro abap.
my scenario.
on event submit we have to fetch data from database table and display the same.
On click of the SUBMIT button for the first time it fetches data but when we change the input field and submit again it dsnt trigger the event(We need to double click only then event is triggered).
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The form is open. I should have mentioned that I made sure to check that first. The form was created by uploading an existing PDF file that I created from a MS Word file to Adobe FormsCentral. Once the form was completed, I had a coworker test it & it worked. We sent the form out & I have received some back, but have also received reports of the form not working. I downloaded the form to my computer & tested it using Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Standard. I use a Windows environment on a Dell laptop. The form does not work for me.

Create a Pdf with a job...

Hi!
A very simple question!
I have to create 9.000 pdf every month, with data present on db.
I don't want to press a button to create every pdf.
Especially, I can't keep busy the Client for all the execution.
I need to schedule this work, in every way.
Possibly, I don't want to install Report Designer on the server. But Report designer is installed on Client.
I need something like to schedule in a job the "Run product" command... but withouth the product!!!
Is it possible?
I accept also something of different, like to schedule in windows, but.... it has to be free. Totally free.
I know how to create a pdf with reports designer, but it has to be batch and the Client has to work normally.
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Margherita

It's doable using a windows/Unix/Linux scheduler running the report as a batch.
You may find your version's help text. Here goes the 6i's....
To run a report using a command file:
1     Create a text file using a word processor of your choice.
2     Type ORACLE_HOME\BIN\RWRUN60, followed by the report name and desired arguments.
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Submit button for PDF

The submit button on my PDF form (Acobat X pro) no longer works. I created a submit button for a PDF form about two months ago and it worked then, but it is no longer working. Applicants fill the form out and email it back to us as an email attachment.
Is there a limit to the amount of forms that can be sent to us? I would appreciate suggestions.

You say it's Reader-enabled, but that you didn't do FIle > Save As ...
This is the process that causes it to be Reader-enabled, though putting it through the Distribute Form process does as well.
What Reader-enabling does is allow Reader to save a filled-in document. It otherwise cannot, though it can fill. print, and submit (form/comment data only). Reader 11 changes this though as it is able to save a non-enabled form, but not everyone will have Reader 11 so you shouldn't count on it being used.
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A different approach though that will make everything more reliable is to set up the form to be used with Adobe's FormsCentral. Submitting by email is fraught with problems, but submitting to a web server as with FormsCentral eliminates all that. It allows essentially an unlimited number of submissions, though the data table will only show 5000 at a time. It makes it easy to get at the form data, which is more convenient than with Acrobat. It also allows you to generate a copy of the filled-in form for a particular submission if you ever want one. It provides the user some feedback when the form is successfully submitted, unlike email. When you distribute a PDF via FormsCentral, it Reader-enables the form and you can then distribute it via email, web site, or some other means. It's also very reasonably priced. It can be set up to send you and others an email notification whenever anyone submits a form. It can also send the user a notification that it was received, as long as they include their email address in a field on the form. No, I don't stand to benefit from you using FormsCentral, though I heard I might get a gift card for referring folks.
Seriously though, it really is a nice service that you should consider.

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Vincent,
If you use Acrobat pro, generate your .pdf file and then save it as (french version):
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Need to show popup when the Submit button is clicked for the second time ..

Hi guys,
I have a requirement where i need to show a popup or alert when the submit button is clicked twice . When it is clicked for the first time one method is been called and its process starts. When the user clicks the submit button for the second time they should be shown a popup stating "Submit button already been clicked, please clicked OK to continue".
Can anyone help with this please , its really urgent requirement ?
Thanks in advance

Hi,
I dont have any sample code to give you now. For quick reference, I can advice some psuedo steps to achieve your requirement. I dont have access to JDEV to test this. If any syntax errors then pls correct yourself.
1. Extend Controller since it is standard page ( Refer Anil Passi site for steps to extend seeded ontroller)
2. Write below logic in your Process Request method
super.processRequest(oaPageContext, oaWebBean);
pageContext.putSessionValue("status", "notInitiated");
3. Include below logic in your PFR method
if(pageContext.getSessionValue("status")!=null){
if("notInitiated".equals(pageContext.getSessionValue("status")))
super.processFormRequest(oapagecontext, oawebbean);
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throw new OAException(message, OAException.ERROR);
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Remeber, to sumbit the request, user need to refresh the page again so that "status" variable will be refreshed.
Hope it helps.
Thanks
venkat

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Books are designed for and printed on 8.5 x 11 inch stock, US Letter size. You shouldn't have to select any size. While viewing the All Pages mode in the book Control-Click on the page and select Save Book as PDF from the contextual menu.
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