I tried appending #FDF to the end of my URL and got the following message when I used the submit button: "No Variables Sent To Form. Unable to Process Request."
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 7.0.9, Windows
Actually the first part of my answer was the most important part, i.e., is the server script reachable at all?
The bit about the #FDF is just so Acrobat knows how to handle return data. You've got to get it to send data to the server in the first place.
What you need to do is develop the script on your local system where you can set breakpoints in the server code to see what Acrobat is passing down and how the script is responding.
In your previous email the submit function did not include a "cSubmitAs" paramerter. This might also be part of the problem.
The bit about the #FDF is just so Acrobat knows how to handle return data. You've got to get it to send data to the server in the first place.
What you need to do is develop the script on your local system where you can set breakpoints in the server code to see what Acrobat is passing down and how the script is responding.
In your previous email the submit function did not include a "cSubmitAs" paramerter. This might also be part of the problem.
Thom Parker
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