The PDF does indeed specify that all the fields should be on the last
page. I thought there might be some hierarchy issue here, but you've
got a proper parent/kids thing going on.

HOWEVER, if you want two fields with the same name, you need to create a
parent field with that name (and the shared value), and make the
instance fields unnamed kids, which I didn't see when I cracked open
your form.

It looks like you're using document events to add your fields, but
they're all getting added at the end of document.

I suspect you're building your PdfFormField (or BaseField-derived)
objects in the event, but not adding them to the PDF until the document
is closed.

You need to call writer.addAnnotation( PdfAnnotation annot ) while
you're still on the page on which you want the field to appear, in the
OnEndPage event would be good.

Note that while PdfWriter.addAnnotation( PdfAnnotation annot, int page )
is present (though not public? Makes sense I guess), the int argument is
Completely Ignored in the base PdfWriter class. It's there, presumably,
to be overridden by subclasses (and to confuse people who don't look at
the source (ie: most people (like you (this is starting to look like
LISP ( yuck! ) ) ) ) ).


--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com

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> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 1:30 AM
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> Subject: [iText-questions] PDF Form with AcroFields in loop in
multiple
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> I want to repeat some fields using Acrofields in loop. It works file
fine
> within single page but gives trouble when invloves more than one page
(All
> acrofields moves to last page) .Please suggest how could i create a
form
> with multiple pages.
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> Thanx
> Munish http://old.nabble.com/file/p27886548/PDFForm.pdf PDFForm.pdf
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