Apply Stamp Tool to All Pages in a PDF?

[CDAGraphicDesign]

Is there a way to have Acrobat Pro X apply a stamp to all pages in a document? For example, if I am sent a set of plans that I want to mark "Not Approved", is there a way to click the Not Approved Stamp on page one and have it apply to all pages in the document?

Thanks!

[Guest]

Thom Parker had a solution of sorts on AcrobatUsers.com:

http://acrobatusers.com/forum/javascript/automatically-add-stamp-all-pages-pdf/

Hope it helps you out.

[SI_MSD7]

Hi Sabian, have you gotten this work?

I copied the following script (below) from the thread, but can't seem to get it to work...

// Assume that the stamp is the only// annot on the page

var annt = this.getAnnot(this.pageNum)[0];

var props = annt.getProps();

for(var i=0;i lt this.numPages;i++){

props.page = i;

if(i != this.pageNum)

this.addAnnot(props);

}

I ran it the java consule but it gives me an error about missing an ;

Not sure whats wrong.

[George_Johnson]

That one line should be:

for(var i=0;i < this.numPages;i++){

[SI_MSD7]

i tried that before (changing lt to <) but if still get an error.

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but I opened a 2 page PDF, placed a stamp on the first page, and then opened the java console and pasted the code...

The error returned is:

MissingArgError: Missing required argument.

Doc.getAnnot:1:Console undefined:Exec

===> Parameter cName.

undefined

[George_Johnson]

There's another error in the code. The first line should be:

var annt = this.getAnnots(this.pageNum)[0];

[SI_MSD7]

George,

That did the trick.

If I was as well-versed in Acrobat javascript, I would have caught that small error. Hopefully, this will help someone else in the near future.

Thank you for your input.

S

[HLander]

I have used this script a lot lately then all of the sudden it has stopped working. Is there anything I could be doing wrong?

I am using:

// Assume that the stamp is the only

// annot on the page

var annt = this.getAnnots(this.pageNum)[0];

var props = annt.getProps();

for(var i=0;i < this.numPages;i++){

props.page = i;

if(i != this.pageNum)

this.addAnnot(props);

}

Thank you for your help.

[try67]

Are there any error messages in the console?

You should probably add a call to this.syncAnnotScan() at the top of the script.

[HLander]

That was perfect it just needed a call function.

Thank you for your help. Is there a good place to look up Java script commands for adobe?

[try67]

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/javascript.html

[Iliya]

Hello guys,

I was trying to use the below code in order to apply the same stamp (that has already been added to the first page) to all pages in the PDF document.

// Assume that the stamp is the only

// annot on the page

call to this.syncAnnotScan()

var annt = this.getAnnots(this.pageNum)[0];

var props = annt.getProps();

for(var i=0;i < this.numPages;i++){

props.page = i;

if(i != this.pageNum)

this.addAnnot(props);

}

Well since I don't usually use javascripts I cannot understand whether the above will work regardless of the name of the stamp, or whether I should add the call to this.syncAnnotScan() somewhere else. I tried a few variations of putting the above funciton somehwere elese like on top but I got the below errors during my tries:

MissingArgError: Missing required argument.

Doc.getAnnot:1:Console undefined:Exec

===> Parameter cName.

undefined

SyntaxError: syntax error

1:Console:Exec

undefined

undefined

Can someone advise me what the code order should be, whether the syntax is correct and if there is anything I should change in order to add the stamp name to the code script.

Your help is highly appreciated.

Thanks

[try67]

The error message is about getAnnot, but in the code you posted this method is not used. Are you sure the code you posted is actually the code you're using?

[Iliya]

Hi,

I've tried a few variations of the code but nothing worked. The code I tried with is:

// Assume that the stamp is the only

// annot on the page

call to this.syncAnnotScan()

var annt = this.getAnnots(this.pageNum)[0];

var props = annt.getProps();

for(var i=0;i < this.numPages;i++){

props.page = i;

if(i != this.pageNum)

this.addAnnot(props);

}

The error that it returned for it is:

SyntaxError: syntax error

1:Console:Exec

undefined

[try67]

This is not valid code:

call to this.syncAnnotScan()

Use this instead:

this.syncAnnotScan();

[Iliya · Accepted solution]

Hi Again,

Thanks for replying so fast. I now tried the below code as you suggested but it still gave a syntax error. I am copying/pasting all information from the console:

// Assume that the stamp is the only

// annot on the page

this.syncAnnotScan();

var annt = this.getAnnots(this.pageNum)[0];

var props = annt.getProps();

for(var i=0;i < this.numPages;i++){

props.page = i;

if(i != this.pageNum)

this.addAnnot(props);

}

SyntaxError: syntax error

1:Console:Exec

undefined

[try67]

Works fine for me. Make sure you select all the code, and just the code,

when you run it.

[Iliya]

Hi again,

Thanks a lot - didn't realize that - such a silly thing. It works perfectly now and will save me a couple of hours work every month.

Cheers!

[jiptrahan]

How do you adjust for current page rotation and default user space?

Thanks.

[try67]

Only with a script.

[arunas36741820]

I get the below error msg

[Markup    1 0c54b1bf-eb32-4c4d-921e-ade99cd1a898]

when I try to run the code in console

[George_Johnson]

That's not an error message, at least not a complete one. Is there any more?

[arunas36741820]

Sorry... it gives the mark up message but works fine...

But is there any way I can add this to custom calculation script of a particular stamp. I have a dynamic stamp with some details... I want that to be sealed in all pages when the user stamps it in document. They may not be able to run the script in console individually.

[Eager_Shimmer5EAF]

Complete Solution of Stamping Multiple pages of PDF in just single Click

http://all4u.com.pk/how-to-stamp-multiple-pages-in-pdf/ 

[nbartjr]

Thanks for posting. The above code works.