Adobe is an American multinational computer software company, and the original creator of the PDF file Format.
With the removal of Acrobat Reader support in Chrome and other browsers, we have seen a big increase in the number of clients asking about this. What we do is convert the Acrobat Forms (FDF and XFA) to HTML5 forms (converting all the PDF form elements into HTML5 Form components). This works really well as…
This simple article explains how to send XFA form data as an email in two possible ways. Why does the client need to send data as email? If your clients use Adobe Reader instead of Adobe Acrobat Pro, they cannot save the filled forms, so therefore posting the data or sending via email are the only possibilities…
At IDR Solutions I spend alot of time working on XFA for our Java PDF Library and PDF to HTML5 Converter and during this time I learned alot of intresting things. Did you know that it is also possible to post data directly to a server by editing the XML content in an XFA file…
At IDR Solutions we spend alot of time working with XFA in our Java PDF Library. I have spent a lot of time working with XFA and thought it might be useful to take you through how you can go about creating a simple expandable XFA form using the livecycle designer xml code. Step 01)…
As you may aware of that displaying XFA based PDF files in HTML format is a critical part in the PDF to HTML conversion process. XFA supports Ecma Script 357 specification that was deprecated by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). In order to overcome this issue I decided to add and override some properties of…
