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These examples are not specific to a particular web application but will submit data to your web server. Change "myserver" to your URL.

Example 1
Submit the form to the server.

this.submitForm("http://myserver/cgi-bin/myscript.cgi#FDF");


Example 2

var aSubmitFields = new Array( "name", "id", "score" );
this.submitForm({
cURL: "http://myserver/cgi-bin/myscript.cgi#FDF",
aFields: aSubmitFields,
cSubmitAs: "FDF" // the default, not needed here
});

Example 3

A form is submitted to a server using a SOAP-based invocation.


// Populate the content object with form and SOAP information:
var location = "http://myserver/parentfolder/subfolder1/subfolder2/"
var formtype = location + "encodedTypes:FormData";
var content = new Array();
for(var i = 0; i < document.numFields; i++) {
var name = document.getNthFieldName(i);
var field = document.getField(name);
content[i] = new Object();
content[i].soapType = formtype;
content[i].name = field.name;
content[i].val = field.value;
}
// Send the form to the server:
SOAP.request({
cURL: cURL,
oRequest: {
location + ":submitForm":
{
content: content
}
},
cAction: location + "submitForm"
}

Hope this helps.

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It could be a tool you can use of future PDF to .net development. Take a look.

Try this code for your submit button:

To submit PDF form data to ASP

var asp_url = "http://your.domain.com/webpage.asp#FDF";

// FDF Format
this.submitForm(asp_url,true,true);

Yes I am building a .Net 2.0 web application that will receive the POSTed form variables.