How do I keep the pdf from asking the user if they want to save the file
when I close the document?I have used "event.target.dirty = false; " in
just about any event that might make sense.What am I missing?
Is there any way to directly open non-pdf docs from a XPD pdf WITHOUT
using a web browser? I have tried app.openDoc but it only seems to work
on PDFs.Basically my PDF forms must be able to direct users to the
locally stored document and trigger windows to open the file with the
appropriate program. This is equivalent to the "Open File" link type in
standard PDFs.I can use trusted functions if necessary.Any ideas?
I found the answer. radzmar was partially right. It did use app.openDoc
but required a trusted function and an extra command:var mydoc =
app.openDoc(path);mydoc.pageNum = page;
I need to open this in adobe standard NOT a web browser so the user can
make edits to the target document. LaunchURL won't work. Is there
anything like that to launch local files?
Hello,I am trying to create a button in my XDP form that will function
as a standard "Open Page" link in a typical PDF. I want to be able to
define the file path and the page number of a PDF and open the document
in a new window to that page.The target documents are provided by a
third party and I have no ability to dictate format or anything else.Any
ideas?
I am developing a form that requires POST messages to be sent to my
server yet every time I send a POST message the pdf opens a new document
with the results of the POST. Since there are no results this is
unnecessary.How do I suppress the creation of this server response
document?
