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Topic: Re: Attachment Form Upload (Via Email)
Conf: (P-PDF) Forms & FDF, Msg: 70959
From: prodok
Date: 8/21/2002 08:01 PM
I assume that you are aware of the restrictions of the various PDF
viewers. The suggestion I make here requires the full version of
Acrobat, and does not work with Reader, neither with Approval.
You could attach the additional files (which can be whatever you
specify) into a File Annotation. With a little bit of JavaScript, you
can open a dialog box to attach these documents.
In the Submit phase, you specify to submit the whole document, which
then will be sent as you have packed it up. Your base document will
then be the carrier for your other files.
Hope, this can help.
Max Wyss
PRODOK Engineering
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> I want to create a PDF Form which has a Button
> named "Upload" where the user can specify the
> Documents from his hard disk to be uploaded.
> An when he presses the Submit button, the Form
> gets submit and all the documents specified are
> also uploaded along with it.
>
> The scenario is of Online form Submition.
>
