How to execute a Trusted script on the open document ?

try67​ you were right, I tried changing the function's name and restarting everything, but I get :

main()

Exception in line 17 of function main<, script Folder-Level:App:config.js

GeneralError: Operation failed.

App.addToolButton:17:Console undefined:Exec

undefined

with the following code :

app.addToolButton({

cName: "BCSadd",

oIcon: oIcon,

cLabel: "Finish PR",

cEnable: "event.rc = (app.doc != null);",

cExec: "BCSaddFunction();",

nPos: 0

});

(I tried removing the Icon line but it still trigger the error)

So I guess this does not see the BCSaddFunction, but as you can see here : Imgur: The magic of the Internet   The function exists :/ Do you have an idea ?

And the error is?

oh right ! thank you, it's corrected

And god damn this is complicated... i now have an error in

app.addToolButton({

cName: "BCSadd",

oIcon: oIcon,

cLabel: "Finish PR",

cEnable: "event.rc = (app.doc != null);",

cExec: "BCSadd();",

nPos: 0

});

The arrow is on nPos: 0 , but I guess it can be anywhere in the function.

Would it be possible that this fail because the function BCSadd defined after is not correctly called ? It is written under the script : Imgur: The magic of the Internet

I use :

var iconPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Javascripts\bcs.jpg";

var myDoc = app.newDoc();

myDoc.importIcon("bcsIcon", iconPath, 0);

When I copypaste it into the file browser, it opens the icon correctly so I guess it works

I have my jpg at the right place. I tried to isolate the parameter with var getIcon = (myDoc.getIcon("bcsIcon")); and the result is null value, so the script don't actually get the jpg or icon

great, it corrected the error, thank you

I corrected another error, but now I have a

TypeError: Invalid argument type.

Util.iconStreamFromIcon:9:Folder-Level:App:config.js

on

var main = app.trustedFunction(function () {

app.beginPriv();

var iconPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Javascripts\bcs.jpg";

var myDoc = app.newDoc();

myDoc.importIcon("bcsIcon", iconPath, 0);

var oIcon = util.iconStreamFromIcon(myDoc.getIcon("bcsIcon"));

The icon exists, and the local variable is not null and seems to have a correct path value, so I don't know what could cause this. Any idea ?

When you save AS from Notepad, note the encoding options. Most of the time ANSI will work.

What is the recommended way then ? Will Word also add the character ?

You probably saved it as UTF-8. Notepad adds a BOM character to tell the world it is UTF-8. Unfortunately most of the rest of the world goes "what the heck is this?"

I found the error. In the script that is running, the first line has a weird first character :

Imgur: The magic of the Internet

I saved it in the windows notepad as a .js . Those characters don't show up in the original file.