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post with http to a web

pettysoldier
Registered: Feb 23 2011
Posts: 6

Hi all,
I got a problem with below:
I design a pdf form using livecycle design ,there is a button on it.when i click the button,it will post a random code to a website with http protocl using javascript.but this require a signature field on the pdf form too,if there isn't a signature field on it ,the post action will have any response.
Is there any ways to resolve this issue? I don't want a signature field on the pdf form.
  
Regards
  

My Product Information:
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
thomp
Expert
Registered: Feb 15 2006
Posts: 4411
You don't need a signature field on the PDF. In fact, that methodology only works in a closed environment. When Acrobat contacts a domain that is different than the location of the document it complains by displaying a dialog asking the user whether they either trust the document, or want to allow the action. All the user should need to do is allow the action to proceed.

In Acrobat 9 and X it is possible to specify which domains are trusted with a "Cross Domain" file. Look it up. The user can also add the PDF, or the Domain to their trusted list.

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