This is a good example on how not to do tables. Next Monday I'll show you
how to do it.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hi,
I have just started to use iText, so this might be a stupid question. How
do I create a Table with cells with different alignment. What I actually
want
to do is to align text ciolumns left and numeric right.
Best regards
Björn
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In the tables section I found this...
In example 1 we construct a very simple table:
Table aTable = new Table(2,2);
aTable.addCell("0.0");
aTable.addCell("0.1");
aTable.addCell("1.0");
aTable.addCell("1.1");
This table has 2 columns and 2 colums.
The last sentence should read...
"This table ha
Hmmm…
Are you trying to generate the PDF form
and populate it OR are you trying to populate a pre generated PDF form programmatically?
There is a lot of difference as in the
latter case you can just set the field value accordingly.
Eg:
form.setField("checkbox_field",
“Yes”);
Changes in itext-paulo-135 (2004-08-19)
- PdfPTable.skipFirstHeader() is working again.
- Chunk.setHorizontalScaling() works with any text alignment.
All this at:
http://itextpdf.sourceforge.net
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Yes, that's it. It's curious that I found it easier to manipulate directly, reading
and writting, the PKCS#7 signed data using the basic DER tools from BC than using any
specific PKCS#7 tool, including the BC one. I suppose it was easier to read the ASN1
than to understand another API.
Best Reg
Have the nested tables also have the setSplitRows(true).
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hi Shashi,
you're on the right path.
- but in step 3. you should put placeholders in the
values /ByteRange and /Contents (e.g. zeros or whatever).
- after writing out the resulting PDF (step 4.) you should work
only on these placeholders, you don't need iText
any more (you must not use it
Could
you please give a newbie like me a little more help?
I have looked at a
file generated by Acrobat Standard and have fiddled with it some to see if I
could isolate the check box code.
Unfortunately, the code that I'm working on is
in a servlet that is tied to a database--which is maki
Hi
iam converting HTML to PDF but the table alignments are different
can any one help me to keep the HTML table structure as it is in PDF
thanks in advance
ravi
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The function is recursive because it's called on each page and you have just a sample of code. It works fine so, it's not the problem.
>FWIW: there are a number of other places that resources (such as >fonts) can be referenced that you aren't checking either. XObjects, >Patterns, Type3 CharPr
Hi
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch10.html
>From the tutorial - on absolute positioning
HTH
Kiers
Meghal Donde
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 23:54:12 -0700
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hi,
i need to write into a pdf file components at certain x,y position. I
have the normal
In short, yes it is.
If you create "Chapters" (and I think Sections too) they appear as
bookmarks.
I think that it is also possible to create bookmarks directly at what ever
point you require.
However, I've not done it myself, so I can't say how. If you find the
mailing list archive on sour
dear folks,
I am new to itext, I want to know if it's possible
to make bookmarks when creating a pdf.
thank you!
-jonathan
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