Created attachment 130648 [details] Exemple of PDF to reproduce the bug Element of PDF form like radio_button generated with TCPDF doesnt work correctly when you try to interact with them through Evince or Okular STR: Check URL field or attachment and open it in Evince or Okular PDF file generated with Libreoffice writer - no problems with any reader (evince, okular, chromium) PDF file generated with TCPDF - chromium - works correctly - evicen - doesn't work (see bug description) - okular - strange behaviour, do not act as expected If anybody have clue about it to help to find more about the bug, share it please
Is there any reason you're using a release from 2 years ago instead something modern?
(In reply to Albert Astals Cid from comment #1) > Is there any reason you're using a release from 2 years ago instead > something modern? I've check which version of Poppler I used it was 0.53.0, can you tell me if you can interact correctly with the attachment please? (tested with Evince 3.24.0 and 3.22.0)
I had not tried because i didn't feel like making the effort if you were using a two year old release. Yes, it seems it's a bit wonky, not sure if it's actually poppler's fault or okular/evince's though.
Created attachment 131350 [details] LaTeX file used to render pdf
Created attachment 131351 [details] Exemple of PDF generated with LaTeX
After few more tests, I had more trouble to display forms PDF with poppler I tried to render a LaTeX's PDF with Evince using latest poppler version 0.54, and radio button still not have the expected behavior, but attachments works fine with chromium. PDF file and LaTeX file in attachment.
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