SECTION 8.5
653
Actions
TABLE 8.48 Action types
ACTION TYPE
DESCRIPTION
DISCUSSED IN SECTION
GoTo
GoToR
Go to a destination in the current document.
(“Go-to remote”) Go to a destination in another
document.
(“Go-to embedded”;
PDF 1.6)
Go to a destination in an
embedded file.
Launch an application, usually to open a file.
Begin reading an article thread.
Resolve a uniform resource identifier.
(PDF 1.2)
Play a sound.
(PDF 1.2)
Play a movie.
(PDF 1.2)
Set an annotation’s Hidden flag.
(PDF 1.2)
Execute an action predefined by the viewer
application.
(PDF 1.2)
Send data to a uniform resource locator.
(PDF 1.2)
Set fields to their default values.
(PDF 1.2)
Import field values from a file.
(PDF 1.3)
Execute a JavaScript script.
(PDF 1.5)
Set the states of optional content groups.
(PDF 1.5)
Controls the playing of multimedia content.
(PDF 1.5)
Updates the display of a document, using a
transition dictionary.
(PDF 1.6)
Set the current view of a 3D annotation
“Go-To Actions” on page 654
“Remote Go-To Actions” on page 655
“Embedded Go-To Actions” on page
655
“Launch Actions” on page 659
“Thread Actions” on page 661
“URI Actions” on page 662
“Sound Actions” on page 663
“Movie Actions” on page 664
“Hide Actions” on page 665
“Named Actions” on page 666
“Submit-Form Actions” on page 703
“Reset-Form Actions” on page 707
“Import-Data Actions” on page 708
“JavaScript Actions” on page 709
“Set-OCG-State Actions” on page 667
“Rendition Actions” on page 668
“Transition Actions” on page 670
“Go-To-3D-View Actions” on page
670
GoToE
Launch
Thread
URI
Sound
Movie
Hide
Named
SubmitForm
ResetForm
ImportData
JavaScript
SetOCGState
Rendition
Trans
GoTo3DView
Note:
Previous versions of the PDF specification described an action type known as
the
set-state action;
this type of action is now considered obsolete and its use is no
longer recommended. An additional action type, the
no-op action,
was defined in
PDF 1.2 but never implemented; it is no longer defined and should be ignored.
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