I need a Java Developer to create Java scripts for a PDF

I need three different java Script: 1. Hidden in Default What do we need? We need to make pages disappear when a person marks a checkbox without having the index messed up. I.e. if page 5 disappears when I click the checkbox it has to come back between p.4 and p.6 when I take off the sign. What’s happening now? Our Javascript makes the selected pages disappear but when we take off the mark the pages go back in a different position. The result is that after clicking the checkboxes pages’ sequences is messed up. Our Javascript: function Test(etatCheckbox0){ if(etatCheckbox0==true) { [login to view URL]("p5").hidden=true; }else{ [login to view URL]("p5").hidden=false; } } var currEtatCheckbox2 = [login to view URL]("checkbox00").isBoxChecked(0); Test(currEtatCheckbox2); 2)To hide a page What do we need? We need to have some pages hidden in default inside the Pdf. Marking a selected checkbox those pages should appear to be compiled following the right “index” order. i.e. if I have p.6 hidden in default when I mark the checkbox it has to appear between p.5 and p.7. What’s happening now? Our Javascript doesn’t hide the pages in default. It allows us to hidden them only when we take off the mark from the checkbox containing the Java code. The problem is that every time we click the checkbox again the hidden pages appear at the end of the pdf. I.e. if I have p.7 hidden in 26 pdf pages it appears as p.26. I need to have p.7 hidden in default between p.6 and p.8 and every time I mark the related checkbox it has to appear back between p.6 and p.8. Our Javascript: function Test3(etatCheckbox3){ if(etatCheckbox3==false) { [login to view URL]("p7").hidden=true; }else{ [login to view URL]("p7").hidden=false; } } var currEtatCheckbox3 = [login to view URL]("checkbox03").isBoxChecked(0); Test3(currEtatCheckbox3); 3) Read only after box checked What do we need? In the first page we have one checkbox and one related sub-checkbox. When a person opens the pdf the sub-checkbox must be in “read-only” version; it means that you can’t interact with it without checking first the related checkbox. What we need is that once you mark the first checkbox the sub-one has to become clickable. And if you hit also the sub-check the related one has to pass in a “read-only” version. What’s happening now? Our Javascript makes the sub-checkbox in a “read-only” version but it doesn’t make the related one in a “read-only” version once it becomes marked as well. Our Javascript: function Test1(etatCheckbox){ if(etatCheckbox==true) { [login to view URL]("checkbox01a").readonly=false; }else{ [login to view URL]("checkbox01a").readonly=true; } } var currEtatCheckbox1 = [login to view URL]("checkbox01").isBoxChecked(0); Test1(currEtatCheckbox1);