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Hey there,
I'm running in to a problem while trying to extract the fields from a document (specifically the PCI Report on Compliance pdf) so that I can then write to them. The odd part is that the doc.Fields (I should add that I've verified that doc is being loaded correctly) returns an empty list. I don't think it's possible, however, that this document doesn't have any fields since it's ~200 pages long and I know that people fill it out, so I'm at a bit of a conundrum. Am I using doc.Fields incorrectly?
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Hi, You can send the PDF file to us and we will be happy to take a look. See here for details on how to send test project/files to us: http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/test_project.aspxThanks!
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Hi,
We looked into the file you sent to us and we do not see any fields either. Can you tell us on which page there are form fields?
Thanks!
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If you couldn't find any than maybe there aren't any. I just assumed there were because the pdf looks like it has them. Is it possible they can't be accessed because the pdf is locked? I noticed I can't edit the pdf normally either.
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Rank: Administration
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You will need to put out reasonable effort on such things yourself first. We are not in a position to check your file just because it looks like it should be something. You can easily check whether a file has input fields or whether it is locked using a wide range of PDF viewer program. This is something you should do yourself and not rely on us.
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