Submit button not working on ipad

We have an interactive form and a submit button where it posts the copy of the PDf file to the server(URL). It works fine on Desktop; however when I open the file on iPad, and click on the buttons, they do not trigger any event(it does not work).
Is it a known issue? Any workaround for this?

Submit form actions don't work with Reader for iOS unless the form was enabled for use with Adobe's FormsCentral service. Other PDF viewers for iOS support the submit form action or the submitForm JavaScript method.

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