Can't get button to work on static pdf

Question

I have a form where we would like a second page to open upon button click which contains directions for the user to create a dynamic stamp to approve a document. The button works fine if the document is saved as a dynamic pdf but that defeats the purpose because commenting is disabled on a dynamic pdf. When I save it as a static pdf, the button does not open the second page with the instructions. We don't want the instruction page to be always visible nor do we want it to print if the page is not set to visible. Please help.

Answer 1

Well,
the stamps using the identiy object to get the users information.
This object can also be used by javascript, but in a limited context.
You need a folder level script to use it in Adobe Reader.
There are 4 properties the object can return.
Install the folder level script in the JavaScripts folder of Adobe Reader, close and reopen Reader to enable the script.
The script looks like this.
var getLoginName = app.trustedFunction(function(doc)
        app.beginPriv();
          return this.identity.loginName;
        app.endPriv();
var getName = app.trustedFunction(function(doc)
        app.beginPriv();
          return this.identity.name;
        app.endPriv();
var getCorporation = app.trustedFunction(function(doc)
        app.beginPriv();
          return this.identity.corporation;
        app.endPriv();
var getEmail = app.trustedFunction(function(doc)
        app.beginPriv();
          return this.identity.email;
        app.endPriv();
To call the functions in the folder level script, add a script to the initialize:Event of a form field which should display the information.
This call the function getName and returns the name of the current user.
try
     this.rawValue = event.target.getName(event.target);
catch(e)
     this.rawValue = "unknown user";
Here's a link to a sample form and the folder level script you need.
https://acrobat.com/#d=ghT-JotpD6h9*r1Ht7QoNw