Title / Description
|
*Acquiring Acrobat Menu Item Names*
| | This PDF includes a button that displays the entire Acrobat menu structure using the Language-Independent names for the menu items instead of the labels. These are the names used to include menu items in a script. |
|
*Code Re-Use Examples*
 | 3 example PDFs, each showing a different strategy for code re-use on an order form. |
|
*Database Access, Query Builder*
 | PDF Application for Building and Running SQL Querys |
|
*Finding Scripts on a PDF Form*
 | Simple form example annotated to explain how to find the scripts associated with various forms functionality |
|
*Field Properties Sample File*
 | Several basic examples of setting and getting the field value and other field properties with Acrobat JavaScript |
|
*JavaScript Event Ordering*
| | This interactive demonstration file dynamically displays field events as the user moves and clicks the cursor, and types data into fields |
|
*Widget Event Examples*
| | Basic examples for using the MouseUp, MouseDown, MouseEnter, MouseExit, OnFocus, and OnBlur events in PDF form fields |
|
*Page Number Progress Bar*
| | This simple example demonstrates using Acrobat's built-in progress bar as a page counter. |
|
*Popup Alert Box Samples*
 | Code for displaying and using several different styles of popup Alert Boxes. |
|
*Doc Level Script Example 1*
| | This simple order form mock-up demonstrates using document level scripts for a variety of document wide functions. |
|
*Simple Document Navigation*
| | This file demonstrates several simple and common document navigation techniques using JavaScript, including modification of the basic view parameters, using menu items, navigating to external documents and navigating to comments and form fields. |
|
*Named Destination Examples*
| | This example file demonstrates a number of ways in which Named Destinations can be used to implement document navigation from a script. |
|
*The View State Object*
| | This example file shows the many ways in which the document View State Object can be used to navigate around a document, acquire document view information and manipulate the viewing window. |
|
*WillClose (Doc Action) Examples*
| | Three WillClose Script Examples: Clear Timer, Close Associated Help File and Save/Restore Last View |
|
*Using Bookmarks for Navigation*
| | Demonstrates indirect document navigation and creating popup menus using bookmarks |
|
