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app.alert Adobe ActiveX

New Here ,
Nov 19, 2020 Nov 19, 2020

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With the latest build of Windows 10 (19042) the app.alert functionality no longer works inside of IE 11 (yes, we are moving away from IE 11) when the PDF is presented inside of the browser. The sound notification is present but the pop up box no longer shows up. I've rolled back to the previous Windows 10 build and it works. Has anyone encountered this or have any ideas on how to program it to work?

 

Here is the code:

strJS = "if (app.alert('Are you sure you want to delete this document?',2,2) == 4){" & vbcrlf &_
"this.getField('" & strName & "').readonly = true;" & vbcrlf &_
"this.submitForm({" & vbcrlf &_
"cURL: '" & strURL & "', " & vbcrlf &_
"cSubmitAs: 'HTML' " & vbcrlf &_
"});" & vbcrlf &_
"}"

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New Here , Nov 20, 2020 Nov 20, 2020

In case someone encounters this issue in the future. Here is a workaround.

 

  1. Adobe Reader DC must be installed AND set as the default.
  2. Open Adobe Reader DC
  3. From the menus, select “Edit” then “Preferences”
  4. In the preferences dialog, select “Security (Enhanced)” from the list of categories
  5. In “Sandbox Protections” uncheck “Enable Protected Mode at startup”

 

Something in the latest build in Windows 10 broke this process. Nevertheless, here is a solution.

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In case someone encounters this issue in the future. Here is a workaround.

 

  1. Adobe Reader DC must be installed AND set as the default.
  2. Open Adobe Reader DC
  3. From the menus, select “Edit” then “Preferences”
  4. In the preferences dialog, select “Security (Enhanced)” from the list of categories
  5. In “Sandbox Protections” uncheck “Enable Protected Mode at startup”

 

Something in the latest build in Windows 10 broke this process. Nevertheless, here is a solution.

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