Last month we had an exciting announcement: we have released our new browser-based PDF Form viewing solution, FormVu. What is FormVu? FormVu is a solution that puts PDF forms back into the browser where they belong. It is still possible to view PDF forms in the browser, and with FormVu you can build a much…
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…
In this article we take a look at the difference between XFA supported DateTimeField date pattern and Java SimpleDateFormat. DateTime Field in XFA forms requires date time pattern for data input and data output. These patterns are defined in <picture> tags in field tag. Input date time format picture tag is defined as a child tag…
Yesterday, Mark wrote about how wrong references tables can be. He’s also previously written about how to edit PDF files by adding a second reference table, and Daniel made a whole series on making your own PDF file. I thought it might be fun to put the theory into practise and edit Daniel’s Hello World PDF by…
As I mentioned in my previous article ‘XFA components structure and finding x,y coordinates’ , XFA objects are categorized into dynamic form components and static draw components. In this article the discussion will be focusing on static draw components such as drawing texts and other shape components and locations. Usually the x.y coordinates of form components…
