1. Select the Standard tab on the Library palette. 2. Drag a Button field from the Standard tab to the body or master page. 3. Select the desired appearance settings on the Field tab. 4. Select Click event from the Show dropdown in the Script Editor. 5. Enter the command in the Script field and click the Green Plus. -- To navigate to the previous page, type xfa.host.pageUp(); -- To navigate to the next page, type xfa.host.pageDown(); 6. Select JavaScript from the Language dropdown and Client from the Run At dropdown.
Lori Kassuba is an AUC Expert and Community Manager for AcrobatUsers.com.
2. Drag a Button field from the Standard tab to the body or master page.
3. Select the desired appearance settings on the Field tab.
4. Select Click event from the Show dropdown in the Script Editor.
5. Enter the command in the Script field and click the Green Plus.
-- To navigate to the previous page, type xfa.host.pageUp();
-- To navigate to the next page, type xfa.host.pageDown();
6. Select JavaScript from the Language dropdown and Client from the Run At
dropdown.
Lori Kassuba is an AUC Expert and Community Manager for AcrobatUsers.com.