Is there any way to enable editing when embedded in a browser?

Question

When I embed Acrobat Pro in the browser it seems to run in a limited mode that prevents most document editing.  It works fine when I access the document directly.
Is there any way I can enable full editing in Acrobat pro when it is browser-embedded?
Here's how it looks normally (excuse my choice of pdf)
When embedded it loses its menus, it loses the Tools link in the top right, and most items in the Comment functions.
It doubtless looses a lot more too.
My preference would be to have a simple (browser-side) call I could make to re-enable all these functions.
Note, I cannot add javascript to the pdfs.  I can only act in the browser.
I'm starting to suspect I'll have to write a plugin, but I'd really rather avoid doing that if I can.  It's been years since I've had to seriously develop in C++, and one glance at it reminds me the headache it can be.
For reference, browser embedded is key to my architecture, as the document will be being presented with a lot of ancillary information around it, and will need to save to a web-site, not to locally.
(If anyone has any experience with writing a save-back-to-a-website script I'd love to know how that can be done too.)

Answer 1

The plug-in has a limited number of features from the full product that are appropriate for web browsing, that is, viewing, filling in, printing,  and submitting data to a scripted web page. Since the vast majority of users cannot save the downloaded file back to the Web server this feature was not included because one is "browsing" not creating nor editing.
Now if one is using a special web server like Microsoft's SahrePoint server it is possible to integrate the full Acrobat product to check out, lock form editing by others, for editing and then saving back to the SharePoint server and remove the lock. The reason for locking the file being edited is to prevent conflicts in the edited versions, sort of like locking Word or Excel files on a network server.
You might want to consider all the issues involved in editing networked files which could be changed by multiple users at any time and the needs of the users to have some control over the changes.
Do not over think this. You are using a "Browser" which only browses.