just realized this solution is not valid since I can only add the required scripts when creating the PDF document with AlivePDF, but I'm not able to load existing PDF's and modify them... Maybe with some Java-PDF library and Merapi? If anyone has any advice... thanks, Marc Baiges Camprubí
--- In [email protected], "inudor" <mar...@...> wrote: > > looks exactly as what I was looking for... can't wait to try it!!! > thanks! > > Marc Baiges Camprubí > > > --- In [email protected], b_productiv2000 <b_productiv2000@> wrote: > > > > I've found this article today : http://gonzalo.huerta.cl/?p=13 > > > > inudor a écrit : > > > No ideas I guess... > > > > > > and maybe something like manipulating the PDF file when the users loads > > > it, like injecting those handler functions that should be added by Adobe > > > Acrobat? > > > Do you know if this would be possible with any ActionScript PDF library? > > > > > > thanks in advances, > > > > > > Marc Baiges Camprubà > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "inudor" <marcbc@> wrote: > > >> Hi all, > > >> > > >> I'm trying to create an AIR application where an important feature must > > >> be loading PDF documents, rendering them in an HTML component, and > > >> navigating the PDF document pages as the user interacts with the AIR > > >> application. > > >> > > >> For example, imagine 2 PDF documents rendered in the AIR app, and > > >> browsing pages in first PDF would result into the second PDF changing > > >> pages too. > > >> > > >> Is there any way to listen/trigger those kind of events to a PDF in a > > >> HTML component in AIR? > > >> > > >> I saw this article > > >> http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/ajax/quickstart/scripting_pdf.html , but > > >> I understand you have to create the PDF documents with special handling > > >> functions for javascript communication, and I can't assume this for my > > >> application, as I want the user to be able to use any PDF file he/she > > >> wants. > > >> > > >> thanks, > > >> > > >> Marc Baiges Camprubà > > >
