Trusted Function Problem

First, to add a script to a PDF you need Acrobat Professional or Standard, so I have to assume that you have one of these?

Second, you can't define a trusted function in a PDF Script.

Third, none of the operations you've shown above can be done in Acrobat Reader. They can only be done in Acrobat Professional or Standard.

Read this article:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2008/10/using_trusted_functions

And this one:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2006/folder_level_scripts/

And this one has an example of creating an Acrobat toolbar button using a trusted function:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2007/10/apply_security_with_js

Thom Parker
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You need to put them in a privilged context. So put a app.beginPriv() before and an app.endPriv() after your code.

(Edit: Of course, this doesn't apply if you use Reader...)

Hi,
Actually i am using Acrobat Professional.
The first step what i did for my requirement was i added the script to button action,
when executed it gave me error saying that security settings prevent access to method or
property
So the next step what i did was i shfited that code to a config.js and made it as a Trusted Funtion
All these i had been doing in Acrobat Professional.
After that i added action to the buttin executing javascript where i call my trusted function.
My sample code in config.js goes like this

var mySaveDoc = app.trustedFunction(function(doc) {

var newDoc = app.newDoc();
newDoc.insertPages({
nPage: -1,
cPath: "/c/temp/doc1.pdf"
});

newDoc.insertPages({
nPage: newDoc.numPages-1,
cPath: "/c/temp/doc2.pdf"
});

newDoc.saveAs({
cPath: "/c/temp/myDoc.pdf"


});

newDoc.closeDoc(true);
});

and the MouseUp of button executes a javascript as below

mySaveDoc(doc);

I modifed and saved the .js file and reopened the PDF so that changes are reflected properly
So when i click the button then i get message/error saying that "mySaveDoc" is not defined
Also tried adding the app.beginPriv(); and endPrev(); then too same error.
Not only this even if i have only app.alert() in my trusted function then too same error is displayed
The script section in debugger console prolery show the code which i written in the script text area.

Is there any thing which has to be taken care of
Please help!

regards
nit

Where did you put app.beginPriv() and endPriv()?
Post the full code.

Hi,
Code with beginPriv() and endPriv()


var mySaveDoc = app.trustedFunction(function(doc) {

app.beginPriv();

var newDoc = app.newDoc();
newDoc.insertPages({
nPage: -1,
cPath: "/c/temp/doc1.pdf"
});newDoc.insertPages({
nPage: newDoc.numPages-1,
cPath: "/c/temp/doc2.pdf"
});newDoc.saveAs({
cPath: "/c/temp/myDoc.pdf"


});
app.endPriv();
newDoc.closeDoc(true);
});