Re: Got the modules working! But now...

Todd, I've had experience getting information from a PDF form in ASP, so this may not be exactly accurate as this is PHP (and I haven't tried it yet), so consider it food for thought. When you create/modify the PDF, try changing the method the information is sent in the form from FDF to web form (or whatever the other one is called). I've used an ASP file to read it in without messing with FDF. Just check for the variables in the PDF as you would for variables in an HTML form. If you are trying to do something else and this isn't what you needed, sorry for misunderstanding. =) David Coulter Todd Gordanier wrote: > I am still trying to retreive FDF data from the PDF form I created in > Acrobat, but I don't get any value back when reading $HTTP_FDF_DATA. > If I redirect the PDF form to submit to a script with phpinfo() in it, I can > see that HTTP_ENV_VARS["Content_Type"] is 'application/vnd.fdf' which is > correct, and HTTP_ENV_VARS["Content_Length"] is 256. I'm baffled still, but > am very happy that at least the modules are loading! > Here's a link if it would help.. The PDF is pretty large, I haven't > optimized it yet. > http://www.drpixel.net/ritchie/phptest/pdftest.html > > Thanks again, > Todd