printable Document

[Rad1]

Hi,

Have you any idea how to set document as no printable ?

An other question is how to intercept the chnage active document event. I want to get a notification when I change the current active document in the view.

Thanks for help.

[Corwin - Tracker Sup]

On changing active document you will receive "Documents.Active" propery changed event.
So in _IPDFXCviewEvents::OnEvent if Type = PXCVA_OnPropertyChanged and Name = "Documents.Active" that indicates that active document was changed. For more information, pleese see Help or provided samples.
To restrict printing document from Viewer UI you can turn off "Print" (57607) command.

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PDFView.SetProperty("Commands[#57607].state", "Offline", 0);

[Rad1]

I work on MDI Mode, I have different documents opned with different permissions. I want to make one document no printable like Readonly for no change. Like this :

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PDFView.SetProperty("Documents[#"+DocID+"].Printable", 0, 0)

How can I intercept this the change active document in th JavaScript ?

Thanks.

[Rad1]

I look for this preperty :


I want to deny it for one or more document that I choose.

Thanks.

[Corwin - Tracker Sup]

In JavaScript for web pages you can use the following code to receive document changed event

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<script>
..........
	function PDFXCviewEvent(Type, Name, DataIn, DataOut, Flags)
	{
		if ((Type == 1) && (Name == "Documents.Active"))
			alert("Changed active document");
	}
..........
</script>
.................
<object id="PDFView" classid="CLSID:FE36F0F3-F082-41B7-9EED-772505A7C054" width="100%" height="90%">
</object>

<script language=javascript for="PDFView" event="OnEvent(Type, Name, DataIn, DataOut, Flags)">
    PDFXCviewEvent(Type, Name, DataIn, DataOut, Flags);
</script>

[Corwin - Tracker Sup]

PDFView.SetProperty("Documents[#"+DocID+"].Printable", 0, 0)

Sorry, I don't think that PDF-XChange ActiveX will ever support such property. But you can easily disable or enable "Print" command when you receive "Documents.Active" event.

[Rad1]

yes, it's what I do.
Thanks for help

[John - Tracker Supp]