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LiveCycle ES: Developing Forms (2 days)

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Description

This course introduces and teaches, in detail, techniques for developing forms for data capture and data display using Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES. Through significant amounts of thoroughly guided hands-on practice, by the end of the course you will know how to create static as well dynamic, interactive, data-bound forms including input validation, localized fields, accessibility information, embedded barcodes, and simple through advanced scripted interactions.

Audience

Interactive form developers.

Pre-requisites

Experience with XML and Javascript helpful.

Duration

Two days

Course Outline

Introducing the course

Introducing form layout

  • Understanding forms in Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES
  • Designing interactive forms
  • Previewing an interactive form
  • Controlling tab order, presence, and accessibility
  • Creating and using tables
  • Organizing forms using subforms and object naming

Controlling user input and data display

  • Formatting and validating user input
  • Setting and using locale information
  • Applying display and edit patterns
  • Applying validation patterns

Scripting form interactions

  • Adding business logic with scripts
  • Creating conditional form interactions
  • Validating user input using scripts
  • Sharing data and controlling focus
  • Creating scripts using calculations

Working with flowed layout

  • Understanding subforms in dynamic forms
  • Using expanding tables in dynamic forms
  • Flowing tables over multiple pages

Creating shared and reusable form content

  • Creating and using custom objects
  • Creating and using form fragments
  • Creating and using script fragments
  • Creating and using conditional subform fragments
  • Using master pages and global field bindings
  • Creating and organizing form templates

Importing Existing Forms

  • Re-using existing PDF forms in Designer
  • Re-using Microsoft Word forms in Designer

Defining XML relationships in Designer

  • Designing forms using data connections
  • Using XML schema to create a form
  • Working with data bindings in a form
  • Using explicit data binding in a form
  • Binding tables to repeating data
  • Binding subforms to repeating data
  • Using SOAP based web services

Using barcode data in forms

  • Using paper forms barcode objects
  • Managing barcode data capacity

Using digital signatures

  • Using digital signatures to verify a form
  • Using document signatures to verify a field collection

Using advanced scripting techniques

  • Understanding script use in forms
  • Introducing script objects
  • Implementing custom multi-field validation
  • Creating a data drill-down effect
  • Implementing version dependent form behavior