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   Adds JavaScript to a global location in the document. For example, this allows functions to be defined which can then be called from JavaScript attached to events.
Is this excluded to:
"O" = (capital letter O) This event occurs when the page is opened.
"C" = This event occurs when the page is closed.
and
"DC" = Document close
"WS" = Will save
"DS" = Did save
"WP" = Will print
"DP" = Did print
Thank you,

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JHPJHP Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 11 Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote JHPJHP Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Javascript Posted: 24 Feb 11 at 4:04PM
	Adds JavaScript to a global location in the document. For example, this allows functions to be defined which can then be called from JavaScript attached to events. Is this excluded to: "O" = (capital letter O) This event occurs when the page is opened. "C" = This event occurs when the page is closed. and "DC" = Document close "WS" = Will save "DS" = Did save "WP" = Will print "DP" = Did print Thank you,

JHPJHP Members Profile Find Members Posts Beginner Joined: 24 Feb 11 Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote JHPJHP Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 24 Feb 11 at 6:29PM
	Hi Again, I would also like to know if the following is possible, or if there is an alternate solution: After JavaScript has executed on the Open Event - is it possible to return the value to the calling application? Setting the JavaScript into the PDF: objQPDF.PageJavaScriptAction("O", 'var pageNumber; pageNumber=this.pageNum + 1;') Open the PDF document into a Browser: objPDF.Object.Navigate("test.pdf#view=FitH&toolbar=1&scrollbar=1&navpanes=0") Thank you for any insite,

Rowan Members Profile Find Members Posts Moderator Group Joined: 10 Jan 09 Status: Offline Points: 398	Post Options Post Reply Quote Rowan Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 09 Mar 11 at 10:19AM
	This is more of a general JavaScript + PDF question which should probably be asked on the Planet PDF Forum. Quick PDF Library will let you insert this JavaScript into the PDF but as to whether or not the JavaScript that you're using will work in the different versions of Adobe Reader, Acrobat and other 3rd party PDF viewers is a question that the experts on the Planet PDF Forum should be able to help you with.