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2009-07-08 11:50:10

agStudent

Registered: Jul 8 2009

Posts: 10

I have adobe LiveCycle Designer 8.0 and I am trying to send out a registration form. I have set up the email submit button so it will come back and compile the information I want it to. There are a few problems...

1) I have changed the "Email Subject" to be want I would like but it still sends back forms under the header of "Form Returned:" How do I change that?

2) When people click the submit button a message window appears and asks where I would like to send the email from. For example internet explorer or Microsoft outlook. Is there a way I can have it default to outlook and bring up the message before it sends it out?

3) People with Adobe Standard can't click the email submit button. How can I change this?

Thanks in advance for any help.

2009-07-08 12:14:57

radzmar

Registered: Nov 3 2008

Posts: 1202

1) If you use the standard mail button of LCD the massage ist static and not changeable.
But you can create a selfmade mail button.
There for you create a regualr button and put a script to the click event.

var myDoc = event.target;var address = "<span class="spamspan"><span class="u">name</span> [at] <span class="d">domain [dot] com</span></span>";var subject = "Your mail subject here;var msgBody = "Your message her" myDoc.mailDoc({

bUI: false,

cTo: address,

cSubject: subject,

cMsg: msgBody,

cSubmitAs: "PDF"});

2) The PDF is always mailed with the default mail application.

3) You have to enable the "Usage Rights" for users of Acrobat Standard or Reader.
Open the form in Acrobat Pro and select the Advanced Tab from the menu to enable the rights.
Save the form with a new name and then send it to your customers.

radzmar
• LoveCycle Blog
Documents you need:
• LiveCycle Designer ES2 Docs

2009-07-08 12:32:21

agStudent

Registered: Jul 8 2009

Posts: 10

where do I enter the code?
is it after ?

2009-07-08 12:49:09

radzmar

Registered: Nov 3 2008

Posts: 1202

Put the script into the click event of the button, as I wrote before! :-°
Select JavaScript, not FormCalc.

radzmar
• LoveCycle Blog
Documents you need:
• LiveCycle Designer ES2 Docs

2009-07-08 13:26:11

agStudent

Registered: Jul 8 2009

Posts: 10

thanks

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