On 30/07/2013 6:50, Jordan Thurston wrote:
Hi There,I'm currently working on a Wordpress Plugin that takes Names from a database and adds them to a footer along with a company logo to an existing PDF file. My current work is completely successful, except when i tried to stamp a PDF that had Dynamic text form fields incorporated into it. I was wondering if your software iText, is able to edit or stamp PDF files that have dynamic content in them and if after they have been stamped and converted into a new file, do the dynamic fields still work / are still present in the new PDF file?
If you have a dynamic form, the appearance of the document isn't defined using PDF syntax, instead the PDF serves as a container for XML. Therefore filling out a dynamic form consists of injecting an XML stream as is done in this example: http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=165 (look for the method fillXfaForm). Obviously, it's not possible to "add a footer along with a company logo" to such a PDF using PDF syntax ;-)
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