Here's reference for the tricky case with FF and Reader X, as the good example of the above said. Adobe for example, has separate plugin for Firefox installed, and they had different versions and different behavior built in. The link to PDFObject is here: (taken from their website)ĭisclaimer: To avoid further speculations on the topic, you need to take into consideration that your clients/customers might have different plugins and PDF viewers installed on their machines, and different versioning of applications and plugins, so none of the above solutions will work in 100% of the cases. There’sĮven a handy code generator to help you out with all of the extra Inject an element into the DOM tree of your HTML file. app.execMenuItem ('ShowHideToolbarBasicTools') from the Adobe JavaScript Reference, but it didnt do anything. the same that happens when you press F8 I have tried. PDFObject is a pretty easy scripting tool forĭynamically embedding PDF files into web pages. Is there a line of JavaScript that can be used to show/ hide (ideally alternately as a toggle) the default toolbar in Adobe Reader - i.e. Take a look at PDFObjectīy Philip Hutchison. There is a more elegant solution out there. You could use basic HTML markup to embed PDF files in your page but You may also try recommendations from : Embedding using PDFObject The general recommendation here is to use these "directives" at the end of URL: #toolbar=0&navpanes=0 I think it's also dependent on the application/plugin in which browser opens PDF, it works differently and it might ignore there directives (depending on browser, plugin, platform, PDF viewer).
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