Newbie needs popup up picture help

Hi do you the know code behind for convert .aspx web page to PDF using acrobat reader.

Uh, I am a newbie to this forum, and to javascript. But I am familiar with Acrobat. I don't use the reader as I have the writer. I made a pedigree by hand then printed to the pdf printer to make the pdf document. I copy and paste the small picture besides each name. And that's all I can do, don't know much coding at all. Maybe a little html. Now I want to use javascript to make a new window popup to hold the larger picture and close it with the escape key.
Jane

You need to create 2 button fields. A smaller one for the small picture and a larger one for the large picture. Both buttons can have Icon and Text or Icon only. The smaller button will be 'visible' by default and the larger will be 'hidden'. Each button will have JavaScript code, the smaller button's code will unhide the larger button and hide itself and the larger button will hide itself.


You will need to edit the field name of the button field to show.

You can place the buttons as you desire, including one on top of the other

The above code is for Acrobat Forms and not LiveCycle Designer forms.

Thank you so much for your help! But after thinking about this, I'm not so sure it can be done. This is a url to something very similar that I want to do:

http://www.geocities.com/aolsen_2000/PedigreeJamaal.htm

Now imagine this was printed to pdf. Just below the opening picture is the initial pedigree. Click on the picture of *Shimeon Shai and the html will go to the larger same picture. I can do this easily already using bookmarks.

But if I wanted this larger picture to open with javascript - NOT full screen - with the pedigree still underneath the opened larger picture can this be done? Both pictures large and small are embedded on pdf pages. But do I have to have the larger picture in its own jpg file on my computer? I prefer to have everything in the Acrobat pdf.

If I still have to have the larger embedded picture open full screen, then can I still do it with javascript? I prefer to be able to exit that page using the escape key.

Like I say, I am a newbie. I understand that I have to give a name to each picture, the small and the large. Then, how do I identify where to go as both are embedded in the pdf?
Janee

Anyone?

It can certainly be done, and gkaiseril demonstrated one way to do it using JavaScript code and buttons to display the images. If you've tried it and found it inadequate, you'll have to provide more information about what you want.

George

I'm afraid I am the type of person that says "point me." You literally have to draw pictures. The coding that was kindly given by gkaiseril I couldn't quite understand.

This is what I want to do:

Acrobat Pro 9 can make a flash movie open in a new window. I want to this exact same thing but with a still picture. I want either a rollover to a new window or a click to a new window. When the picture pops up in the new window I want it to close using the escape key.

Thanks for your help,
Janee