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HT2506 I am trying to fill out a PDF form from an internet site, but when I go to print it, none of the content prints, only the header of the document. Help!

I am trying to fill out a PDF form from an internet site, but when I go to print it, none of the content prints, only the header of the document. Help!

Instead of printing it, try saving it as a pdf from the print menu, and then printing the pdf out.

I fill out a online form and when i hit send firefox resets the page

When i fill out an online form of some kind and it takes over a certain amount of time firefox will clear all my information and reset the form to all blank responses. I assume it must be firefox and not the website I'm using because it has happened on multiple occasions on multiple websites.

Go to the address '''about:crashes''' and tell us your latest crash IDs. We can then look at the data specific to your crash and have a better idea of what is causing the problem.

How can my java application fill out an online form

Hi,
I am trying to create a Java application that will connect to a URL, fill out the form and submit it.
How would I go about doing this?
Thanks in advance,
Chanie

I'm doing something exceedingly similar, but I'm not sure how to get it to work, to be honest. Basically, I'm trying to download information from a site that requires a username and password. The html of the site is as follows, as well as my code. Any help would be appreciated!
<form method="post" action="/cards/FALLON19790309A.php">
<p>Username: <input type="text" name="username" size="16" maxlength="16" value=></p>
<p>Password: <input type="password" name="password" size="16" maxlength="16"></p>
<input type="hidden" name="action" value="muffinklezmer">
<input type="hidden" name="nocache" value="1046986423">
<input type="submit" value="Log in"></form>
My code right now looks like this:
URL playerCard = new URL("http://www.webpage.com");
URLConnection pcConnection= playerCard.openConnection();
pcConnection.setRequestProperty("username","ABCDE");
pcConnection.setRequestProperty("password","12345");
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(
new InputStreamReader(
pcConnection.getInputStream()));
pcConnection.connect();
String inputLine = in.readLine();
while (inputLine != null)
System.out.println(inputLine);
inputLine = in.readLine();
}

Filling out an online form

Hello all,
I am looking for opinions please if possible. If you visit a
website and wish to download/view/print a PDF relating to a
particular product on the site, would it put you off if you could
only access the pdf if you fill in your contact details via an
online form first...?
Your opinions are appreciated, many thanks and have a good
day

"simbull" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hello all,
> I am looking for opinions please if possible. If you
visit a website and
> wish
> to download/view/print a PDF relating to a particular
product on the site,
> would it put you off if you could only access the pdf if
you fill in your
> contact details via an online form first...?
Unless I *really* needed the information badly, no, I
definitely wouldn't
fill out the form. For me - and I think for most people -
it's not a matter
of the few seconds it would take to fill out the form, but a
strong dislike
for having my personal information recorded. (And anyone who
isn't worrying
about this probably should be!)
Patty Ayers | Adobe Community Expert
www.WebDevBiz.com
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Does Firefox facilitate my filling out of online forms when the form asks for standard information such as name, address, email, phone number. I just switched over from Goole Chrome which had this feature.

Google Chrome would offer dropdown prompts for this information as I started entering the information. I would simply highlight the correct prompt and hit enter and the information would be entered throughout the online form.

See:
*Tools > Options > Privacy > History: "Remember search and form history"
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Form+autocomplete
*Autofill Forms: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/autofill-forms/
*http://autofillforms.mozdev.org/drupal/content/main-page

Can't log in, trackpad works but can't click on anything

My Macbook Pro will turn on but i can't log in. The trackpad and keyboard work (ie I can move the cursor) but nothing happens when i double click on my ID, the screen is frozen.
Turned it on and off already. Doesn't help.
Any idea how to fix this?

The guys at the Genius Bar are really good at problems with a physical component, such as anything to do with trackpads.
Your appointment at the genius Bar is free, in warranty or out.

I am new to working with pdf. I am trying to fill out a form that was attached to a web site. I have a Macbook Pro. I am just learning Acrobat. How do I get the form to accept input?

I am new to working with pdf. I am trying to fill out a form that was attached to a website. I have a Macbook Pro and I am trying to learn Acrobat. How do I get the form to accept my input?

If there are Acrobat PDF form fields, not jus a space for a form field, then you will have to add them. It would be better to ask the provider of the form to add the fields. If you cannot add the fields, then you can use the add text feature.
Have you looked in the "Tools" panel for the "Forms" category?
Try Acrobat Users Community Tutorials , http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials.
See Adobe TV - Acrobat, http://tv.adobe.com/channel/how-to/acrobat-xi-tutorials/.

I am using Adobe Reader X on a laptop with Windows Vista OS and Adobe Reader XI on an older laptop with Windows XP OS. While filling out the same form on each computer, I have found that I can save info on the older laptop, but not on the newer one. Thi

I am using Adobe Reader X on a laptop with Windows Vista OS and Adobe Reader XI on an older laptop with Windows XP OS. While filling out the same form on each computer, I have found that I can save info on the older laptop, but not on the newer one. This is a big problem. I must be able to save on the newer computer. Do I need to buy a new computer with a more up-to-date OS? Please help.

Adobe Reader X can only save reader-enabled forms. Adobe Reader XI can save all forms.

Can we create an Eloqua cookie for a user if we just know his email address and they have not clicked an email link or filled out an Eloqua form?

Scenario:
When a visitor comes to our website and creates a login, we are pushing their profile information to Eloqua via the Eloqua web services api. However, because they have not filled out an Eloqua form or clicked through an email, their page visit activity is not synced with their profile information in Eloqua because they don't have an Eloqua cookie yet (for first time visitors only).
I know you can integrate an external form with an Eloqua form (which will then create the Eloqua cookie automatically) but because this is a login form for our website, we don't want to send secure information (such as passwords) over to Eloqua.
Is there a way to create the Eloqua cookie using the web services api and/or javascript or is this a missing feature?

I think what you're asking is how can you link a visitor profile to an Eloqua contact. An Eloqua cookie is placed on a user's computer by the javascript tracking scripts - this is just a unique id that is used when saving the visitor information to a table in the Eloqua database. It will be there regardless of whether the user comes from an email or submits a form. What does happen when a user visits your website from an Eloqua email or submits a form is the visitor profile that has been keeping track of website activity in Eloqua gets linked to an Eloqua contact by email address.
To make this link happen in your scenario, you can instead of pushing the information through the web services to Eloqua directly as a create contact call, create a form submission through the web services where you can pass through the elqCustomerGUID (the cookie value) along with at least an email address to make the link happen.
You will need to:
1. use javascript on your website to pull the elqCustomerGUID from eloqua. There's code for this in the integration details for individual forms in Eloqua. It has to be pulled from Eloqua servers because the cookie is a third party cookie.
2. pass this cookie value to your server so you have it when you make the web services calls to Eloqua to push the contact information over and now make a form submission record (entities through the api Base->Form->*this will be a form submission record*) to create the link in Eloqua.

Open pdf says "please fill out the following form" when I attempt to apply redactions, I get an error message. How do I "turn off" the form portion of the document? I assume that is the problem since I have not had this issue with any of the other files

I am attempting to redact a large pdf file. When I open the file, it has a bar across the top with the message "please fill out the following form". I can mark redactions, but when I attempt to apply them I get a message saying, "In order to proceed Digital Signatures must be removed and the document must be fully authorized. Do you want to make these changes and continue?" I click "ok". Then I get a message saying, "an internal error occurred." How do I get around this problem?

You cannot redact a signed document. This is because one of the things signatures guarantee is access to the OLDER document (i.e. there will be an unredacted copy in there).
In general you cannot remove signatures, but sometimes you can. Look under the Signatures tab (right click on left vertical bar if there isn't one) to see if it is removable.

Fill out a pdf form from ADF application

Hi
I need to fill out a PDF form, from my ADF application and i want to know if exist a component or libarary to do this.
i hope you can help me
Regards.

Hi,
two options are:
Oracle BI Publisher (by far best choice but needs to be licenced)
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/vohra-jdev-xmlpub.html
Jasper Reports, Free but not as functional or easy to use as BIP
http://jasperforge.org/projects/jasperreports
Both products have Java API's which you can integrate with your application.
Brenden

Filling out a pdf form with preview

I need to fill out some government forms which are of course in a pdf format and they want them typed. Before i go looking for a typewriter at the antique store, isn't there a way to do it and print it retaining the forms format? Preview will allow me to do about 3 lines and then stops allowing input. I've tried the google crap and from there the apache odt crap. Tried it on a PC too with growing frustration and zero accomplished.

Preview will allow me to do about 3 lines and then stops allowing input.
That is quite strange. I fill out pdf forms with Preview, and it allows me to put as much text in as I want. I wonder if the problem is something inherent in the particular form you are trying to annotate. You might try Skim ( Download Skim for Mac - PDF Reader and note-taker for scientific papers. MacUpdate.com ) which is an app I used to use to annotate pdfs until I discovered that that functionality was already present in Preview. I don't know if you can post that form here or elsewhere and I could try to annotate it with Preview.

I tried to submit an interactive PDF form, but received a message: Error opening URL to submit the

I tried to submit an interactive PDF form, but received a message: Error opening URL to submit the form. My form is created in InDesign cs6 and exported to interactive PDF with text fields. any one has some tips to deal wiith this?

Did you get this resolved? I am doing the same thing, passing in a url to the submitForm method via cURL. I am submitting as FDF, and specifying the #FDF at end of URL.
Currently working against a localhost url, which is allowed and trusted in acrobat to rule out the enhanced security of the reader.
Any ideas?

I filled out a pdf form using my ipad adobe reader. When I email/print it is blank..without answers

I filled out a pdf form using my ipad adobe reader. When I email/print it is blank..without answers? Help!

I have the same issue now with the newest update...the iOS 7 design update now wont allow edited PDF's inside of this app to print with the forms filled out...so now all the usage i have for this app is GONE...
I am so angry...you dont have any clue how mad I am...cant email them to me or print to airprint with forms filled
Someone please tell me there is a fix...PDF's i created with the app before the update are fine...they are all there and can be printed with forms filled but new ones dont...please say there is a fix

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