Adding text to PDF via Javascript flattenable

Adobe dear Experts,

I tried to add text to a PDF through JavaScript for the last 4 hours. I got the hang of several guides to Adobe's JavaScript. I looked at in-depth entirely but can not solve this problem: adding a box to text/text to a page using JavaScript and to PDF and then flatten it with success.

I have been using the addField with flattened option but when text the text box disappears. I'll try to mess around with the button option and try to flatten but I'm tired of any bugs

Here is my code:

var f = this.addField("info", "text", 0, [5,5, 250,25]);
f.delay = true;
f.alignment = "center";
f.fillColor = color.white;
f.lineWidth = 1;
f.strokeColor = color.red;
f.borderStyle = style.s;
f.textSize = 24;
f.textColor = color.black;
f.textFont = font.Arial;
f.defaultValue = "Receive Stamp";
f.editable = false;
f.multiline = false;
f.doNotScroll = true;
f.delay = false;

Any help would be appreciated,

Nice day

There is an error in your code, which prevents the value to be defined.

You are running this code from the JS Console? If so, what happens when you run?

Edit: There is more than one error, in fact...

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Please let me know the PDF form JavaScript to make the selected fields (text field, dropdown list, etc.) read-only button.

Do you want your button to read-only?

Let's start with Acrobat JS Reference.

do all the fields in a form read-only;

var oField; variable field processing;

Browse the form fields;

for (var i = 0; i)< this.numfields;="" i++)="">

treat each domain name;

oField = this.getField (this.getNthFieldName (i)) .readonly = true;

}

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