Archive for the ‘Adobe Interactive Forms’ Category
November 13th, 2009 | 
Author: Last week I had to get the chosen item from a drop down list in a PDF Livecycle Designer Form. Easy enough you should think.
But it did not work as I thought it would work.
As you would think the : $.rawValue would get you the item you want. But I did not want to have the item value but the text value.
Last week I was searching for a way to disable the Toolbar of the Adobe Reader in a Webdynpro application. I needed this when working for a NL 4 Business customer
SAP provided a way in the Form but that did not seem to work in Livecylce 8.0.
After a lot of searching on the Net and trying a lot of code I finally found a way to Hide / Disable the Toolbar of the Adobe Reader in the SAP Webdynpro application.
So, let’s put a quick 2 days here.
Yesterday, was awake for more then 23 hours. Got up in The Netherlands at 6 AM(CET), went to sleep in LA at 5 AM(CET). The flight was good, but long… 11 hours. But it passed quick because they gave me lot’s and lot’s of food and drinks 
, and they showed a lot of movies (instead of 2 movies and old series, like the brochure said). (I hope they do the same on my way home as one of the movies is then….. Star Trek !)
What also surprised me in the plane was that all the beautiful female stewards, where or old, or fat or ugly. Don’t misunderstand me. They were very nice, caring and good at what they do…. but….. old, fat, ugly or a mixture. The only attractive steward on board (well bit attractive) was the male steward. But hey I am straight, so only the female passengers had all the fun.
When I arrived in LA it was almost 5PM and I arrived at my Hotel at like 5:30PM.
After arriving at the Ritz Milner Hotel I brought all my stuff to my room and went back downstairs to take a look at the city. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Adobe Flex/Air, Adobe Interactive Forms | 
Tags: Adobe MAX, Los Angeles, Starbucks | 
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