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Article #13431Re: Cache of form page input data
From: George Johnson
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 23:23
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 23:23
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For one approach you can take, see: http://www.peakforms/com/pdfs/resetOnOpen.pdf <http://www.peakforms/com/pdfs/resetOnOpen.pdf> It uses both a document-level routine that runs when the PDF is opened, and a Page Open JavaScript on the initial page. You have to split it up this way since the cached FDF is used to repopulate the fields after any document-level code is executed. In case you were wondering, there's no way to prevent Acrobat from caching the FDF. George
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