Automatically actuality of date format despite of passwort security

Hey people,
my question relates to the descriped problems with the automatically generated date format, which is updated automatically, when you open the PDFs. The first step was advanced editing --> Java scripts generates a corresponding script in a text box.
var datum = this.getField("datum");
var jetzt = new Date();
var tag = jetzt.getDate();
var monat = jetzt.getMonth() +1;
var jahr = jetzt.getYear() +1900;
datum.value = "The printed version is only valid on "+tag+"."+monat+"."+jahr;
However, the PDF must be secured be password; against unauthorized access.
Is it possible, despite password protection, ensuring the update with opening the PDFs?
Thanks for your help!
Daniel

Yes. Have you tried?
Also, use the getFullYear method. The getYear method has long been deprecated.

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