Submit form with pop up confirmation?

Is it possible to have a form submit but just have a pop up confirmation or just replace the form with a conformation instead of going to a new page?

Ajax Form submission Brad
http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-1749
Just a note, this currently has a total limit of 1024 characters through the JSON submission which is all the data. So it can not be overly big forms and messages.

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Urgent : Issue with Pop to confirm

l_popup = l_window_manager->create_popup_to_confirm(
text = str_table
button_kind = 1
message_type = 1
close_button = 'X'
window_title = 'Confirmation'
window_position = if_wd_window=>co_center ).
Here is my code to show pop to confirm screen. I want OK pop up so i used the value "1" for button_kind parameter but i get this runtime error saying
"No Button 7 Is Defined for Popup POPUP_TO_CONFIRM"
even after passing the value as 1 iam not able figure out why the system is taking the valye as 7. can someone please give me an immediate solution for this.
Thanks,
Suri

Hi,
i tried with same thing in m y system and it is working .
Do one thing :
<b>Check the fixed values in the domain of WDR_POPUP_BUTTON_KIND.</b>
whether 1 is defined for ok.
Madhu

Can't submit form with multiple signatures

I have a form with multiple signatures. I've enabled Reader Rights. After the first signature signs, the user must save the document. When the document is saved, then the user cannot submit the form to the next signer. Is there a way to change how this is working?
Thanks,
MDawn

MDawn
Did you design the form with Adobe Designer? Assuming you did, when you add a signature field, there is a property enabled by default that "Locks all fields" after signing. A submit button is also considered a field so it will be locked after the first signature is applied.
You need to either disable this property (I would not recommend this) or create field collections that are assigned to specific signature fields. A field collection controls which fields are locked by each signature field when signed.
Regards
Steve

Submit form with response in new browser window

Is it possible to set up a submit button so that it pops up the response in a separate browser window? With an HTML form, I can do it using target="_blank", but not aware of any such option on a LiveCycle submit button.
If it can't be done, maybe there's another way to do what I need. Users complete the data-entry PDF form and submit the data to a servlet, which returns another (different) PDF. My user may look at this PDF, see a problem, and want to return to the data-entry form to change what he's entered before regenerating the output. However, by this point my original data-entry PDF is gone. I am not using LiveCycle on the server. Any ideas?

Many thanks for your help on this Paul. I decided to go with the hostContainer approach despite my reservations. Here's a simplified version of my servlet. This version simply parrots back the XML in a separate browser window. I hope this helps someone.
package ca.jlangdon.sampleservlets;
import java.io.*;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
public class AnnuityFF extends HttpServlet {
        static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
        public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, java.io.IOException {
                response.setContentType("text/html");
                java.io.PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
                out.println("<html><head>");
                out.println("<title>Fulfillment Generator</title>");
                out.println("<style>body { margin: 0px; overflow:hidden }</style>");
                out.println("<script type='text/javascript'>");
                out.println("var int=self.setInterval('setUp()',1000);");
                out.println("function setUp() {");
                out.println("try {");
                out.println("var oPDF = document.getElementById('oPDF');");
                out.println("oPDF.messageHandler = {};");
                out.println("oPDF.messageHandler.onMessage = onMessageFromPdf;");
                out.println("int=window.clearInterval(int)");
                out.println("} catch(e) { } }");
                out.println("function onMessageFromPdf(oStrings) { document.getElementById('myTextArea').value = oStrings[0];");
                out.println("document.forms['myForm'].submit(); }");
                out.println("</script></head>");
                out.println("<body scroll='no'>");
                out.println("<div id='myFrame' style='background-color:transparent;border:0px'>");
                out.println("<object id='oPDF' height='100%' width='100%' data='FulfillmentGenerator.pdf'></object></div>");
                out.println("<form id='myForm' method='post' action='.' target='_blank'>");
                out.println("<textarea id='myTextArea' name='myTextArea'></textarea>");
                out.println("</form></body></html>");
        public void doPost(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, java.io.IOException {
                try {
                        String strExtract = request.getParameter("myTextArea");
                        response.setContentType("text/xml");
                        PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
                        out.println(strExtract);
                catch (Exception e) {
My form is called FulfillmentGenerator, and it's stored in the root of the web app. On it there's a button with this javascript on the click event:
var oDoc = event.target;
var strData = xfa.datasets.data.resolveNode("AnnuityFulfillmentPackage").saveXML("pretty");
var strings = [strData];
try {
oDoc.hostContainer.postMessage(strings);
catch (ex) {
xfa.host.messageBox("Error while posting a message to the container: " + ex);

PDF submit form with denial button trouble

Hello all. I have researched a ton and found out how to have a submit button, via the fake email button, reading a field and incorporating that in the subject line. The next thing I need to do is to have a denial button that creates a new email and sends it to an email address input on the form from the user with the subject line reading "Denied Turn in Request" and the pdf attached. I thought that it would the same as the submit button but I can't get it to work at all.
The flow of the pdf document is:
User has document on their computer
Fill it out and click submit button
Emailed to my office
If denial is needed click denial button
pdf document is emailed to the email address on the form
wash, rinse, repeat.
Any help is appreciated. My network will not allow me to upload the document at work. I will once I get home.

If you are using the fake submit button approach you shoudl be able to modify the email parameters (through script) when the user
hits the denial button and then hit the email button programmatically of course. This is no different than what you are already doing.
Paul

Cannot submit form with Adobe Reader 7

I have created a fillable form in Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and have enabled user user rights so that people using reader can save a copy of the PDF.
On the form itself, there is a button that is of type submit that specifies a valid URL and submits the data as XDP.
Whilst working in Lifecycle Designer or Adobe Professional, I am able to submit the form and its content. Once I open the PDF in Adobe Reader 7.0, when I try to submit the form I always get this error "cannot handle content type text/html; charset=utf-8".
I have no idea what is the error and I am hoping some one can provide some guidance.
Thanks

It is certainly true that Adobe Reader can't handle text/html - it
isn't a web browser and doesn't have HTML function - so what other
content types have you tried? (I think some versions may give the
error and others may fail silently). I don't think Adobe are ignoring
the problem: the message is clear and Reader is working as designed. I
imagine to work you need to return a suitable PDF or XML response.
I agree it would be very helpful if Adobe provided accessible
information on what they do expect. This may be a reflection of their
wish to sell LiveCycle server products to handle your submission.
Anyone out there with a working solution?
Aandi Inston

Can't submit form with table of buttons

[email protected] (Jeroen) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
          > When I click a Klaar button, the browser doesn't even go to klaar.jsp.
          >
          The reason: you close your first form too early. Put the </form> after
          your <input type='submit value-'Klaar' .....>
          Oh BTW, this is a shocker - too much Java inside your HTML! You should
          consider writing a custom tag. (My 2 cents)
          Cheers
          ry
          Consultant
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Can I submit form using app.launchURL

I want to submit a pdf form without replacing my page. I need it open in new tab.
The script below is work, but it replaces my old page
this.submitForm({
cURL:
"http://localhost:8080/project/TestServlet",
cSubmitAs:
"PDF",
cCharset:
"utf-8"
This script is open a new tab but I have no idea how can I submit a form using this
app.launchURL("http://localhost:8080/project/TestServlet", true);
Can anyone guide me how to submit form with open new tab on the web browser?
Thanks.

No, you can't submit the form like that. You could submit some form data as
a URL parameter, though.

Submitting form with attachments.

Hi,
I have a simple need. I am stucked in it. What i need to do is:
Step 1: User1 starts opens a pdf form inside LC Workspace, fill it, attach files (Reader Extended) and then submit it.
Step 2: User2 receives the filled form with attcachments. Can view attachments and save them in repository.
I am stucked at step 1. User is able to fill the form, add attachments but can't submit it. If I am not enabling the Reader Extensions for attachments (Disabling functionality to attach files) then it works fine. But when using with attachments option, it fails. It gives no error, no message and does not passed to the 2nd user.
Is there any special requirement in developing such process/form ??
Please help me out on it.
Abhinav

I've studied the HTML generated by UIX and it has following bugs and misfeatures:
1. Misfeature: Submitting with Enter works ONLY if there is exactly one text field in the form (no submit button is actually needed), as Brian Stoler wrote. I don't understand reason for this.
2. Bug: UIX generates javascript function "_submitOnEnter" which is called as event handler for "onKeyPress" event. But this function is erroneously generated multiple times, once for each form in the page. Browsers (Mozilla and IE) use the latest implementation. This function is different for forms with one text field and for forms with more text field, but only the first one can do the job. As a consequence of this, Enter can submit the form only if the last form on a page has single text field (which is for example not the case of search form with single field above another form...)
Tested with UIX 2.1.7 in JDeveloper 9.0.3.3, using UIX as JSP tag library.
Workaround:
1. Use Opera browser: it submits form with enter key even if there is no submit button (this does not work for the first text field in the form, because it has "onkeypress" event handler).
2. Implement this feature by hand yourself, if you really need it (see below).
3. Use accessKey: allows to submit form with Alt+<key> combination (followed by Enter with IE).
Implementing Enter key submits with Javascript:
1. Put the following function to the header (or to javascript library):
function enter(e, frm) {
var kc;
if(window.event) kc=window.event.keyCode;
else if(e) kc=e.which;
else return true;
if(kc==13) {
submitForm(frm,1);
return false;
Function copied from UIX (C).
2. Add this event handler to each input element:
onKeyPress="return enter(event, 'formName');"
It is obvious that this is error prone, but it works with all browsers...
Will this be fixed in future versions?
Why only form with one text field can be submitted?

Submitting form with Enter key

Hello,
in standard html form, when you have form with submit button, the enter key when any form element is selected submits the form.
This is very convenient for users, so I want this with UIX forms. I know it is possible (I have one form where it is working), but I can't get it working anywhere else.
This code works:
<uix:form method="post" name="newRoleForm">
<uix:inlineMessage prompt="Role name">
<uix:textInput name="newRoleName" />
<uix:spacer width="15" />
<uix:submitButton text="Create" formName="newRoleForm" />
</uix:inlineMessage>
<uix:formValue name="jboEvent" value="newRole" />
</uix:form>
When I copy this code to another page, it does not work...
Can somebody help, please?

I've studied the HTML generated by UIX and it has following bugs and misfeatures:
1. Misfeature: Submitting with Enter works ONLY if there is exactly one text field in the form (no submit button is actually needed), as Brian Stoler wrote. I don't understand reason for this.
2. Bug: UIX generates javascript function "_submitOnEnter" which is called as event handler for "onKeyPress" event. But this function is erroneously generated multiple times, once for each form in the page. Browsers (Mozilla and IE) use the latest implementation. This function is different for forms with one text field and for forms with more text field, but only the first one can do the job. As a consequence of this, Enter can submit the form only if the last form on a page has single text field (which is for example not the case of search form with single field above another form...)
Tested with UIX 2.1.7 in JDeveloper 9.0.3.3, using UIX as JSP tag library.
Workaround:
1. Use Opera browser: it submits form with enter key even if there is no submit button (this does not work for the first text field in the form, because it has "onkeypress" event handler).
2. Implement this feature by hand yourself, if you really need it (see below).
3. Use accessKey: allows to submit form with Alt+<key> combination (followed by Enter with IE).
Implementing Enter key submits with Javascript:
1. Put the following function to the header (or to javascript library):
function enter(e, frm) {
var kc;
if(window.event) kc=window.event.keyCode;
else if(e) kc=e.which;
else return true;
if(kc==13) {
submitForm(frm,1);
return false;
Function copied from UIX (C).
2. Add this event handler to each input element:
onKeyPress="return enter(event, 'formName');"
It is obvious that this is error prone, but it works with all browsers...
Will this be fixed in future versions?
Why only form with one text field can be submitted?

Can not keep drawable signature option in reader on a form with a mailto: submit button added.

I hope someone has run into this. I have acrobat 11.0.10 to create fill-able forms and reader 11.0.10 to view and fill them. Do to the nature of the forms a drawn signature is required and is available right up until I add a submit button with a mailto: action. Then all that is available in the reader is the digital certificate. I should add that I save the form without reader extensions. Is there a way to add the auto-adressed mailto function for the person filling the form and still keep the drawable signature option for signing?

- is it possible to have more than one form on the page. If so how do
I determine which form is submitted isDefined('form1'),
isDefined('form2') does not seem to work,
/quote
Yes.
- if there are two buttons in the form how can I tell which one was
preses as both seem to return true when tested with isDefined()
/quote
Give the buttons different name attributes. On your action page check
with StructKeyExists(Form, "name_of_first_button") and
StructKeyExists(Form, "name_of_second_button") which one was pressed.
Mack

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I'm having some trouble with a form that contains several checkboxes, and
how to submit this form within a page flow...
I have a JSP page containing a form with N checkboxes. The value and
checked/unchecked status of each checkbox is generated from parsing an XML
document. Here is the (simplified) code:
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/xml" prefix="x" %>
<netui:form action="doUpdate">
<x:forEach select="...">
<input type="checkbox" name="id"
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</x:forEach>
<netui:anchor formSubmit="true" action="doUpdate">Submit</netui:anchor>
<netui:anchor action="doCancel">Cancel</netui:anchor>
</netui:form>
When this form is submitted, the checkbox values are lost -- the following
code (in the action) produces an empty array:
String[] prefs = this.getRequest().getParameterValues("id");
I looked at the <netui:checkbox> tag, but it does not appear to give me a
way to set the state and value (unless I've missed something).
Can I submit a form without using a form bean? If I do use a form bean, can
I set the state and value from my JSP?
Any suggestions on how to do this (or insights into what I'm doing wrong)
are welcome...
-- Craig

I am new to this, but I think this may solve your problem:
I am not sure if this is what you are looking for, but you can create a LinkedHashMap
with the req key/value pairs in the page-calling action in the pageflow and then
pass that via a getRequest().setAttribute("myCheckboxes",myCheckboxHashMap);
You can then access it in code using the optionsDataSource portion of the netui:checkBoxGroup
- ie
<netui:checkBoxGroup dataSource="{actionForm.thisCheckbox}" optionsDataSource="{request.myCheckboxes}">
Hope this helps!
m
"Craig Coffin" <craig+1268fbec@nfld-dot-com> wrote:
I'm having some trouble with a form that contains several checkboxes,
and
how to submit this form within a page flow...
I have a JSP page containing a form with N checkboxes. The value and
checked/unchecked status of each checkbox is generated from parsing an
XML
document. Here is the (simplified) code:
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/xml" prefix="x" %>
<netui:form action="doUpdate">
<x:forEach select="...">
<input type="checkbox" name="id"
<x:if ...>checked</x:if> value="<x:out ... />">
</x:forEach>
<netui:anchor formSubmit="true" action="doUpdate">Submit</netui:anchor>
<netui:anchor action="doCancel">Cancel</netui:anchor>
</netui:form>
When this form is submitted, the checkbox values are lost -- the following
code (in the action) produces an empty array:
String[] prefs = this.getRequest().getParameterValues("id");
I looked at the <netui:checkbox> tag, but it does not appear to give
me a
way to set the state and value (unless I've missed something).
Can I submit a form without using a form bean? If I do use a form bean,
can
I set the state and value from my JSP?
Any suggestions on how to do this (or insights into what I'm doing wrong)
are welcome...
-- Craig

Acrobat form with submit button

Have a coldfusion app that includes an acrobat form that contains a submit button. The button submits the form to another CF page. I'm making some fixes to this app and need to change where the form submits, currently it's going to production but i need it to go to test. When I open the form in Acrobat 8 or Livecycle I don't see any script. Anyone know where to change wheer this form posts?

Not sure about LiveCycle, but here's how to do it in acrobat.
1) Right click on Form Button -> Properties -> Actions
You should see a list of actions associated with the button. something like:
- Mouse Up
Submit a Form
2) Select on "Submit a Form" and click "Edit" at the bottom of the screen
3) Edit URL in "Submit Form Selections" window.

Form with Submit Button

I recently purchased the acrobat professional 8 and tried to create forms that people can fill in and submit it to us. I tried email button but for some reason never get the email for the data. I thought about http button, but it need some scripting skill. I have some knowledge in ASP script but never create any script for form submission before. Can anyone show me some sample of how to create the script or point me to the right direction that I could have the submit button feature?
Also, I seem some forms that can allow reader users to save the data that they type in the form onto their computer, do anyone know how to create a form with this feature?
Thanks

Use a regular button and change it's control type to submit. Under the Submit tab type in "mailto:youremailaddress". You can then either choose the Submit As for XML, which will send you the data that you can then import into the form or choose Submit As for PDF and you'll get the entire document.
Also, open the form in Acrobat, go to Advanced > Enable Usage Rights in Adobe Reader. This will solve your problem.
*one thing to note, if you ever make changes to your form be sure to do the Enable Usage Rights in Adobe Reader step again.

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