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Adobe Reader promts for saving #52

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aleksandr-m opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 6 comments
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Adobe Reader promts for saving #52

aleksandr-m opened this issue Nov 24, 2016 · 6 comments

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@aleksandr-m
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Trying to close generated PDF in Adobe Reader gives Do you want to save changes to 'some.pdf' before closing? dialog.
Tested with rc7 and rc8. Worked fine with rc4.

Found this post.

@danfickle
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The post you link to suggests this could be a malformed PDF. Does the HTML include forms?

@aleksandr-m
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Nope. Simple <div>hello</div> yields same result.

@danfickle
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So it is related to forms. I have stopped the code from outputting an acroform in the case where the document contains no forms. However, I'm not sure it should be asking when the document contains an unchanged form, so I'll leave this issue open until I have investigated further.

@aleksandr-m
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@danfickle Well, original issue is fixed in RC9. Thanks.

@danfickle
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Closing now. Please reopen if required.

@coolblades
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Hi
Tried the simple html form

<style> </style>
                            <form action="http://localhost/form.php" method="POST">
                                <input type='checkbox' name='aa' value='1'/>
                                <input type='checkbox' name='aa' value='2'/>
                            </form>

</body>

and when I generate the pdf from the it, and open it in Adobe Acrobat and try to close it without click on anything, it prompts me to save changes.

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