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I want this to all be done by Javascript within the document.
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I want this to all be done by Javascript within the document.

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I am looking through the whole Acrobat Scripting Reference, and I am trying to find a way to modify the javascript on the fly. I am not extremely familiar with PDF Javascript so I may just be missing something. I am looking for a way to overrite existing javascript code. I have a couple of ways in my head but they all have problems. The first way seems the most basic. I would create the new javascript and add it to the doc. Once complete I would delete the old javascript. The problem is I don't see any methods or attributes atleast in the Doc that will allow me to delete the old code. Any ideas how I can go about this?
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I am looking through the whole Acrobat Scripting Reference, and I am trying to find a way to modify the javascript on the fly. I am not extremely familiar with PDF Javascript so I may just be missing something. I am looking for a way to overrite existing javascript code. I have a couple of ways in my head but they all have problems. The first way seems the most basic. I would create the new javascript and add it to the doc. Once complete I would delete the old javascript. The problem is I don't see any methods or attributes atleast in the Doc that will allow me to delete the old code. Any ideas how I can go about this?

I want to have self modifying javascript

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