Being a User-2-User Forum participants who may have useful suggestions, a workable answer, or definitive guidance do so "on their dime".

So, patience is a virtue when soliciting a free information exchange; the alternative is to hire a developer, eh?

Of course any reply would be predicted on a user's interest/willingness to do so.

As your question is, essentially, "forms" related it helps to ask in an appropriate sub-forum. Typically the "forms" gurus monitor posts there but may/may not get a feed from other locations.

You could try Acrobat Answers.
http://answers.acrobatusers.com/ 
Bin the question under Acrobat Software > Forms.

You could try the Acrobat sub-forum for Forms.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/forms 

Be well...

Message was edited by: CtDave

The lack of answers is likely due to folks having no clue. What you have asked is not really the purpose of either Acrobat or LiveCycle, but that is not to say it can not be done. A starting point is to bring a WEB page into Acrobat as a PDF. This can be done by printing from the browser to the Adobe PDF printer, using PDF Maker with IE or FIrefox, or simply creating directly in Acrobat. Those are the normal ways to get things from a web page to a PDF.

That said, it is not what you asked. You are asking about being able to parse parts of the web page. That is a lot more work and may not be directly possible, though with JavaScript it might be possible. I suspect that if it is possible you would require a lot of extra programming to allow the material selection. It may be the folks in the SDK sub-forum can help.

Being I have no clue how to implement what you have asked (and probably no one else either), I can only suggest some things to look at or other places to inquire. If you think the XML of LiveCycle would help, then you might try the LiveCycle forum.

In terms of your post, I really don't remember seeing the original, but that was right near the end of the semester and I was not checking the forum very much. There are various reasons folks may not reply, typically because they have no clue. Templates are also somewhat specialized and there are not many posts about them. My guess is that the template aspect may have had a lot of folks skip the post. In any case, I have tried to give you some thoughts.