How do I customize the Digital Signature Reasons dropdown list?

I added a Digital Signature field to a pdf file, then added an Action to the field properties for "Mouse Down" to run a JavaScript.
I am using Acrobat Pro XI.
Here is the Javascript:
// Obtain the signature field object:
var f = this.getField("SigField");
app.alert("ALERT...ALERT...ALERT...")
f.signatureSetSeedValue(
{ reasons: ["Reason1", "Reason2"],
flags: 8
I included the alert statement just to see if the JavaScript is being executed, and it is. The alert is displayed. But, the Reasons field still contains all the default values; it does not contain the specified values ("Reason1", "Reason2"). The name of the digital signature field is "SigField".
Why does this JavaScript not work?
Thank you to anyone who can solve this problem!

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