Even though the string is recognised as text, it cannot be searched using the searchForText method.

[吉加司松46451774]

Despite the text strings being recognized as text, the searchForText method is unable to locate them. The error message "TypeError: searchResults is undefined" is displayed. I would be grateful if you could provide a corrected code snippet.

[try67]

I'm not familiar with this method. Can you post your full code, please?

[吉加司松46451774]

Thanks for replying.
I will send you the code I have created.

var targetTexts = ["LD", "MBR", "BR", "BR1", "BR2"];
var grayColor = color.rgb(192, 192, 192); 

for (var pageNum = 0; pageNum < this.numPages; pageNum++) {
var page = this.getPage(pageNum);

page.searchForText({
text: targetTexts.join("|"), 
caseSensitive: false,
wholeWordsOnly: true, 
}).forEach(function(searchResult) {

searchResult.textColor = grayColor;
});
}

[try67]

Don't know where you got this code from (ChatGPT?), but it's not valid code for Acrobat JS.

There's no getPage method, nor a searchForText method.

[Bernd Alheit]

When you use the script in Acrobat you will get this error:

TypeError: color.rgb is not a function