The following events can be used to trigger any valid Actions.

Page Reader Events

The following events can be triggered for each page in a PDF.

• Open - This event will be fired when opening a specific page.
• Close - This event will be fired when closing a specific page.

The example below demonstrates how to trigger a JavaScript alert window when a specific page is opened.

[Java]
Page page = new Page();
JavaScriptAction action = new JavaScriptAction("app.alert(\"Welcome !!\")");
page.getReaderEvents().setOpen(action);

Document Reader Events

The following events can be triggered at the document level.

• WillSave - This event will be fired when saving a document.
• DidSave - This event will be fired after saving a document.
• WillClose - This event will be fired while closing a document.
• WillPrint - This event will be fired when printing a document.
• DidPrint - This event will be fired after printing a document.

The example below demonstrates how to trigger a JavaScript alert window when saving a PDF.

[Java]
Document document = new Document();
JavaScriptAction action = new JavaScriptAction("app.alert(\"Hello your text Saved!!\")");
document.ReaderEvents.WillSave = action;

Form Field Reader Events

The following events can be triggered for each form field.

• MouseUp- This event is fired when the mouse button is released after a click.
• MouseDown - This event is fired when the mouse button is clicked and not released.
• MouseEnter - This event is fired when the mouse pointer enters the field.
• MouseExit - This event is fired when the pointer exits the form field.
• OnBlur - This event is fired when the form field loses focus.
• OnFocus - This event is fired when the form field receives focus, either through a mouse action or by tabbing.

The example below demonstrates how to trigger a JavaScript alert window when a text field receives focus.

[Java]
TextField textField = new TextField("Text1", 0, 0, 100, 15); 
JavaScriptAction action = new JavaScriptAction("app.alert(\"Welcome !!\")");
textField.getReaderEvents().setOnFocus(action);