How I can program a Document Close Event

[alexanderm88711079]

I had to set some condition when opening an pdf Dokument. Following is the JavaScript on the field JavaScript for Dokument.

function OpenDocument()

{

   app.runtimeHighlight = false;

}

OpenDocument();

How I can set this back. I need to handle the Document close event. But I don't know how to write this condition.

finally I would like to write.

app.runtimeHighlight = true;

[Bernd Alheit]

Look at Tools > JavaScript > Document Actions

[try67]

I would only do that if the runtimeHighlight property is originally set as true. Otherwise, you might be inadvertently reversing the user-selected value, when in fact you're trying to preserve it.

Something like this should work:

var originalRuntimeHighlight = app.runtimeHighlight;
function OpenDocument() {
  if (app.runtimeHighlight)
    app.runtimeHighlight = false;
}
function CloseDocument() {
  app.runtimeHighlight = originalRuntimeHighlight;
}
OpenDocument();

And then from the document's Document Will Close event call CloseDocument.

[alexanderm88711079]

Thanks for the code. But I don't really find the close document. I have on my toolbox for javascript following items..

javascript debugger

debugging from beginning

edit all javascript statements

javascript statement for document

define documentation

where I have to put the close statement.

Thanks

[Bernd Alheit]

What version of Adobe Acrobat do you use?

[alexanderm88711079]

Acrobat Professional XI

[try67]

Can you post a screenshot? What you described is not at all what you would find in Acrobat Pro XI...

[alexanderm88711079]

Code for the open Document is following as try67 recommanded.

//<Document-Level>

//<ACRO_source>OpenDocument</ACRO_source>

//<ACRO_script>

/*********** gehört zu: Document-Level:OpenDocument ***********/

    var originalRuntimeHighlight = app.runtimeHighlight; 

    function OpenDocument() { 

      if (app.runtimeHighlight) 

        app.runtimeHighlight = false; 

    } 

    function CloseDocument() { 

      app.runtimeHighlight = originalRuntimeHighlight; 

    } 

    OpenDocument(); 

//</ACRO_script>

//</Document-Level>

Screenshot of my JavaScript toolbox is following

[try67 · Accepted solution]

Ah OK, you were translating it back from German to English... Anyway, it's the last command in that list where you'll find the various Document events.

[alexanderm88711079]

Thanks try67 it works. Thanks Bernd Alheit for the info.

[alexanderm88711079]

Thanks try67 also for the code. it speaks a lot of expierence out to consider the settings of the user. and not to change it randomly.

[Bernd Alheit]

Info: You can use the english UI in the german Acrobat.