Drop-down navigation in Acrobat

Hi,
I am trying to create a drop-down navigation in Acrobat for a multi-page pdf.
Each item in the drop-down corresponds to a page: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, etc.
I intend to replicate the navigation at the top corner of each page, allowing someone to jump to any page in the pdf from any page in the pdf.
Is there an easy way to do this? I need it to be readable in Acrobat Reader, so InDesign functionality is out.
I can create a drop-down navigation in Acrobat using the Form tools, but how do I assign the various actions (so if someone clicks page 4, it goes to page 4)?
Thanks!

You can use a custom validation script, like this:
if (event.value=="Page 1") this.pageNum = 0;
if (event.value=="Page 2") this.pageNum = 1;
if (event.value=="Page 3") this.pageNum = 2;
// etc.
Make sure to tick the option to commit the selected value immediately under Properties - Options.

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Below is a simplified version of your image buttons with dropdowns in place.
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> Hi everyone,
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> I was wondering if I could get some input. I have just
re-designed our
> magazine's site, www.easternsurf.com
>
> I used Pop-Up menu function in Fireworks 8 to generate
our Navigator bar.
> For
> the most part everything has been working well, BUT
we've had a couple of
> complaints that the navigator bar's pull-down menus get
stuck behind the
> photos/banner ads/etc. instead of in front of them when
viewing in
> Internet
> Explorer. I'm on the Mac platform (OSX Tiger/Macromedia
Studio 8) and
> have
> seen no problems viewing in Safari, Firefox and
Netscape. The only
> complaints
> have come from Internet Explorer users. A couple of
people updated their
> browser to the newest version and the problem
disappeared, however we've
> still
> had a couple of people that have written in that the
newest version of IE
> is
> still not displaying properly.
>
> Also we've got a strip of button ads running down the
left hand side of
> each
> page and I've also seen another issue that's common on
sites of this
> type...when the pulldown menu overlaps with a Flash
element, there is a
> problem
> with the screen re-draw. I've seen this on several other
sites and know
> it's a
> common problem, but does anyone know of a workaround
where this won't
> happen?
> I just noticed that signing on to Adobe's site, there
almost seems to be a
> command where the menu keeps re-drawing at a very rapid
rate so this won't
> happen.
>
> Any input would be greatly appreciated, although I'm Mac
all the way, we
> are a
> business and have to get this site visible for everyone!
>
> Thanks!
>

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color: #FFF;}
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//
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<a href="#">Subitem 2</a></li><li>
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<li><a href="#">Item Four</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Item Five > </a><ul><li>
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My site is up at www.Frontiers.uk.net.
I built a drop down navigation menu using Dreamweaver's new
Spry feature. It works fine in IE 6 & 7, Firefox & Mozilla,
but in Netscape 7 (the only Netscape I've tested), the dop-down
menus don't always appear (eg under Courses), and the submenus,
which should slide out to the right (eg. next to 'Children's
courses' under Courses) - do not work.
This bothers me as my stats (LiveStats) say that 30% of my
users (the highest amount) are using Netscape 7.x. Which I find
strange (I don't think that figure includes Firefox as the stats
list that separately).
Anyone else have this problem, and any idea how to fix it?
Thanks,
James

Have you contacted Project VII support or searched their knowledge base?
http://www.projectseven.com/support/index.htm
Also, is there any way to remove unused styles (in an external CSS) in DW? Just it would be a pain to go through and remove the styles I've tried, but then later decided not to use.
Not exaclty a DW answer, but I've used the free FireFox add-on to help me find unused selectors. Point it to a sitemap.xml and it can spider the whole site (as listed in that xml file).
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5392
But be careful with it. It apparently doesn't read JavaScript and your PMM triggers are actually used.
Mark A. Boyd
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Need Help with Spry Drop Down Menu

Greetings,
I'm a Dreamweaver beginner, and I'm currently working on a
redesign of our corporate website, and I would really like to
incorporate a drop down navigation system. So far, I've gotten
close to what I would like to have, except there are a few items I
just can't figure out. Here's what I have so far:
Click
Here
As you can see, whenever you hover over one of the links, a
sub menu appears. This is great and everything, except I would
really like to make two minor adjustments:
1) I would like to decrease the line-spacing between the main
menu and the submenus.
2) I would like to change the font color of the sub-menu for
better readability.
I created this menu using Dreamweaver's Spry Menu feature. To
get the desired results so far, I simply played around with the CSS
file. The only two things I can't figure out are the above. I tried
to change the font color of the submenus in the CSS file, but there
is no tag that allows you to do this. I found a "Help" document on
repositioning the location of the submenus but every time I try, I
don't get any noticeable results.
Any ideas on how to pull off what I'm looking to do? Any
replies would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Spacing in drop down menu

I have made a drop down navigation menu in dreamweaver cs6 but I would like to shrink some of the spacing between the menu opinions. The places marked in red is what I would like to shrink so there is less space between the text and next navigation button. Thanks in advance. I hope I explained my problem clear enough.

I notice you're using Spry. Spry has been deprecated and will no longer be officially supported by Adobe. Read here: http://blogs.adobe.com/dreamweaver/2012/08/update-on-adobe-spry-framework-availability.htm l
You may want to consider using a jQuery based menu. Lots of links here: http://www.freshdesignweb.com/jquery-menu.html

Help creating drop down nav bar

Hi. Can anyone pls advise what software I use to create a
drop down nav bar like that which is at the top of the adobe
homepage. I have Dreamweaver MX, Flash MX 2004 and Fireworks MX.
Will any of these do the job or do I need something else?

Try the menu systems from Project Seven.
http://www.projectseven.com
alex
tonyvw wrote:
> Hi. Can someone pls advise me which software to use/to
learn to create a drop
> down navigation bar at top of my web page, like the one
at top of adobe's home
> page. I have Fireworks MX, Flash MX and Dreamweaver MX.
>

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