Where is the tool name list?

[okabe.yasufumi]

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Where is the tool name list?

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About the updateTool API argument: toolName
Where is the tooName list?

I followed the guidance at PDFTron WebViewer Class: WebViewerInstance and checked the next page.
PDFTron Systems Inc. | Documentation
PDFTron WebViewer Namespace: Tools

An error occurred when setting the listed name.

example)

data-element name too.

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[Ahmad]

Hi Okabe,

The ToolNames list maps the property that you see to the actual tool name in the UI. So the way to use the API would be like this:

UI.updateTool(Core.Tools.ToolNames.STRIKEOUT, {
  tooltip: 'Test Tool Tip',
});

The following code produces this result:

However, it seems you may be looking to update the toolGroupButton. In which case the correct API would be this one: updateElement
With usage like this:

UI.updateElement('strikeoutToolGroupButton', {
  title: 'Test Tool Tip',
});

Producing the following result:

Let me know if there are any issues.

Best Regards,
Ahmad Moaaz
Software Developer
PDFTron Systems, Inc.
www.pdftron.com

[okabe.yasufumi]

Hi Ahmad.

Thank you for your reply.
Your explanation really helped.
I understand.

Thanks!!