Before getting into the details of styling PDF document components using DDX, I wanted to share two very big “gotchas” that Brian and I experienced: When declaring the DDX element, make sure you copy it exactly, including the (seemingly) incorrect space in the schemaLocation. When testing your DDX using the IsDDX() function, make sure that […]
Category Archives: ColdFusion
ColdFusion, DDX, and PDFs Part 2: Styling a Table of Contents
As promised, experiences from working with Brian Hall on the ECU printable telephone directory. We knew we want Adobe Acrobat (aka PDF) files to provide a reasonable platform-agnostic method of producing quality printed output. One of the features that we wanted is a table of contents. That’s reasonably easy using DDX, and you can see […]
Adobe LiveCycle 9.0 (ES2) DDX Reference
When trying to fully take advantage of Adobe Acrobat files using ColdFusion, you’re going to have to delve into the world of DDX. Although several bloggers have linked to the Adobe DDX reference so that ColdFusion programmers can get the full syntax, almost all of the links no longer work due to reorganization of Adobe’s […]