Hi guys, I'm slowly getting to grips with this whole Adobe Acrobat Dynamic Stamps thing but i've hit a bit of a wall. Does anyone know how I can have a stamp with a text field in it which is filled out by the user after the stamp is put there? DYNAMIC STAMPS. This is where you will find information, videos, and downloads about dynamic stamps, including some ready made dynamic stamps. We can also build you a custom dynamic stamp. Please fill out the CONTACT FORM form and tell us about your project. Dynamic Stamp Number Incrementor.
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I'm new to this scripting code in acrobat. and I wanted to create a dynamic stamp where the users inputs various data e.g company name / account number / approved by / date (generates todays date) / pay bill (which would say'approved, N/A,)
from searching the web I found some code here and there and I came up with this:but so far I'm having no luck. what am I doing wrong.
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It might have to do with your stampName value ('#caseandnumblue'). This is supposed to be the random mix of letters and numbers assigned by Acrobat when you create the stamp, not the label you gave the stamp. You can get that value by typing the following into the Javascript Debugger:
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(Press CTRL-Enter to get code to execute in Acrobat's Javascript debugger....that part threw me off for a bit.)
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Thanks for posting this here - it helped a lot while I was trying to put one of my own work. I found this Acrobat Users tutorial as well as Adobe's JavaScript API Reference for the Dialog object helpful in figuring out how to built a dynamic stamp dialog in Acrobat.