XFA Specification
Chapter 15, Template Specification
Template Reference
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postSave
Occurs just after the form has been written out in PDF or XDP format. Does not occur when the
Data DOM or some other subset of the form is exported to XDP.
preExecute
Occurs when a request is sent to a web service via WSDL, just after the data has been marshalled
in a connectionData element underneath
$datasets
but before the request has been sent. A
script triggered by this event has the chance to examine and alter the data before the request is
sent. If the script is marked to be run only at the server, the data is sent to the server with an
indication that it should run the associated script before performing the rest of the processing.
preOpen
This event applies only to drop-down choice lists, or more specifically choice lists for which
open="userControl"
or open="onEntry". It is intended to provided the form an opportunity to
populate complex choice lists with additional of values from which the user can choose.
prePrint
Occurs just prior to rendering for print.
preSave
Occurs just before the form data is written out in PDF or XDP format. Does not occur when the
Data DOM or some other subset of the form is exported to XDP. XSLT postprocessing, if enabled,
occurs after this event.
preSubmit
Occurs when data is submitted to the host via the HTTP protocol, just after the data has been
marshalled in a connectionData element underneath
$datasets
but before the data is
submitted to the host. A script triggered by this event has the chance to examine and alter the
data before it is submitted. If the script is marked to be run only at the server, the data is sent to
the server with an indication that it should run the associated script before performing the rest of
the processing.
ready
Occurs when the DOM has finished loading.
The execute property
An element that causes an event to invoke a WSDL-based web service.
For more information see "The
The extras property
An enclosure around one or more sets of custom properties. The content of this element may be used by
custom applications.
For more information see "The
The id property
A unique identifier that may be used to identify this element as a target.