timhare wrote:
It does.
Thanks, Christian and Tim. I'll look into that (not familiar with how to do that right now). I'm not sure if the user's will have Acrobat/Reader/Neither installed, so I was hoping originally that I could send the print directly using the DynaPDF plugin. Is there a link to an example to do this?
MonkeybreadSoftware wrote:
The SetTextFieldValue function does that.
Currently looking into how to identify an existing field in an acroform. The 'SetTextFieldValue' function requires an integer field index. I have tried using
f = pdf.FindField("txtCompanyName")
call pdf.SetTextFieldValue(F, "Company Name", "Company Name", 1)
But I am getting an error "40: SetTextFieldValue: Invalid handle!"
Not sure if I am doing something wrong. I started out using the 'Acroform' example included with the plugin, and edited it to use my PDF form. I was able to set the field value of a field in that example file since the field index was obtained when the field was created, but haven't had any luck just yet figuring out how to determine the index of the field by name if it already exists.