HyperlinkTextDestination

I'm not an expert on this topic, but I know in the past I have found it necessary to do all the javascript/interactive configuring in Acrobat.

The workflow is to:

1. Export interactive pdf from Indesign

2. In Acrobat, configure all the javascript/interactive elements, and keep this pdf as your master from this point on.

Then in the future whenever you've made changes to the original Indesign document:

3. Export a temporary pdf (same settings as in step 1)

4. Open the master pdf from step 1 in Acrobat

5. Choose "Replace pages" and replace *all* the pages of the master pdf (step 1) with the new temporary pdf (step 3) you just exported from Indesign.

6. Delete the temporary pdf from step 3.

This will keep all the javascript/interactive elements in place, but you will then need to move interactive elements to correspond with any movements you made in the indesign file. Which, in Acrobat, is not fun, in my opinion. Sorry.

- Mark

Are you trying to make a button in a pdf that fits the PDF to the width of the window?