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I've experienced that with some PDF (created with Acrobat 9 PDF version 1.3) some forms are all placed in the first page instead of the correct page.
Investigating the PDF structure, I've noticed that in some Form Widgets the reference to the Parent object is not present.
Besides the Form Widget is referenced from the Page Annots: Catalogue -> Pages -> Annots
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Created another map to link Forms Widget with proper page starting from Catalogue -> Pages -> Annots.
If no link to parent is present in the Form Widget, the new map is used
It's great.. Thanks @lubbo.but some time i am not getting particular textfield form on actual position as per PDF.I think margins are not proper for iPad Fullscreen Landscape & Portrait.
I'm getting this behavior with a PDF with AcroForms.
All the forms are displayed on the first page... instead of appearing in their respective page.
Tried it with a couple PDFs created with Adobe Acrobat Pro, both have the same behavior.
Xcode 9.3, swift 4.1. Both iPhone and iPad have the issue in either landscape or portrait.
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I've experienced that with some PDF (created with Acrobat 9 PDF version 1.3) some forms are all placed in the first page instead of the correct page.
Investigating the PDF structure, I've noticed that in some Form Widgets the reference to the Parent object is not present.
Besides the Form Widget is referenced from the Page Annots: Catalogue -> Pages -> Annots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: