Change the color of a certain part of the page?

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   Hi,
I have a need to do this thing:
1. Mark certain area of the page 
2. After it saved, every time the page shown, the color of that certain area
    will be changed based on certain criteria (done through code)
3. If that that area is clicked, it will show another form.

I'm using Delphi and Visual Studio as my development environment.

If I use quickPDF, can I reach what I want as described above (from both of my development enviroment)?
Thanks.

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t4nu Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 13 Jul 11 Status: Offline Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote t4nu Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Change the color of a certain part of the page? Posted: 13 Jul 11 at 4:27AM
	Hi, I have a need to do this thing: 1. Mark certain area of the page 2. After it saved, every time the page shown, the color of that certain area will be changed based on certain criteria (done through code) 3. If that that area is clicked, it will show another form. I'm using Delphi and Visual Studio as my development environment. If I use quickPDF, can I reach what I want as described above (from both of my development enviroment)? Thanks.

AndrewC Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 08 Dec 10 Location: Geelong, Aust Status: Offline Points: 841	Post Options Post Reply Quote AndrewC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 02 Aug 11 at 2:26AM
	You may be able to simulate some of this with Optional Content Groups and some Javascript. OCG's are optional layers that can be made hidden or visible. OCG's can be controlled through Quick PDF Library but in this case you would need to control them through Javascript via mouse click events and other business logic. If you are wanting to add another page to the form and extend the document then this is not possible and requires something like Adobe LiveCycle which becomes a very expensive solution.