1. When the user clicks on the link to a pdf don't return the pdf directly, instead return a well known PDF data file type, like FDF. Acrobat will merge the data on the client side. 2. Use JavaScript in the PDF to load values using a SOAP or submitForm script. SubmitForm uses regular HTTP Request/Response. The script can be called from a button on the form, or when the form loads. 3. Use a server side data merging tool like FDFMerge from [url=http://www.appligent.com]www.appligent.com[/url]
1. When the user clicks on the link to a pdf don't return the pdf directly, instead return a well known PDF data file type, like FDF. Acrobat will merge the data on the client side.
2. Use JavaScript in the PDF to load values using a SOAP or submitForm script. SubmitForm uses regular HTTP Request/Response. The script can be called from a button on the form, or when the form loads.
3. Use a server side data merging tool like FDFMerge from [url=http://www.appligent.com]www.appligent.com[/url]
Thom Parker
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