is there any event for prevent user from right click or copy text using adobe embed api

[Sandeep249967123dpp]

I'm stuck in a situation i want to prevent user from copying text. Can i prevent user from right click and copy text using ctrl + c. I know there must be a solutoin to that but i didn;t find anything yet. 

i was using this : 

document.addEventListener('keyup', event => console.log(event.code == "c"));

document.addEventListener('contextmenu', event => event.preventDefault());

but it didn't work as i guess pdf is rendered inside the iframe .

[Raymond Camden]

Can I ask why? 🙂 Keep in mind a user will be able to download the PDF and copy the text that way. 

I can say that Embed will respect those restrictions. I was able to set a PDF such that copying was not allowed. When viewed in Embed, while I could select text, hitting CTRL+C did NOT copy the text to clipboard. 

[Sandeep249967123dpp]

yes this is what i want to do. i want user to select the text , highlight it but should not be able to copy. either using ctrl+c or by right click and copy . how can i stop user from doing this , 

[Raymond Camden]

Use Acrobat - it lets you edit permissions on PDFs - not the free version though.

[Sandeep249967123dpp]

is it not possible with adobe embed api

[Test Screen Name]

You set the permissions in the PDF, using an app like Acrobat, after it's created and before you serve it, and then the online service respects it.

[Raymond Camden]

As Test Screen Name said. If you think about it, if it was done in Embed, someone could use devtools to simply remove that block.