Op 6/06/2012 22:58, James Gittelson schreef:
>then it's fairly straightforward (though not trivial)
Straightforward and non-trivial sound fine to me. Can you point me in
the right direction to get started?
What you'll need to do is very close to what is done when you merge
bookmarks whilst
You will need to study the relevant sections of the PDF standard (ISO
32000-1:2008) to understand how the tagging/structure of PDF works. Then
you'll need to modify the Appending capabilities of iText to handle the
merging. You might find that a special call is needed so that you do a block
>If you are simply appending entire documents, then it's fairly
straightforward (though not
>trivial). Page range insertion (or deletion) of tags is quite complex.
>Leonard
Yes, I just have documents, which are both tagged, and want to simply
append one to the other.
>then it's fairly stra
Yeah, it's all the same. Same .net Framework, same iText, same libs...
I just noticed it happens when I apply the imagematrix so it doesnt seem to
be an iText related problem and I'll have to find help elsewhere :(
On Wednesday, June 6, 2012, Bill Ensley wrote:
> How were these JPEGs created?
>
How were these JPEGs created?
Is it the same PDF reader/Computer for local as well as web?
-Bill Ensley
www.bearpinting.com
On 6/6/2012 2:21 AM, Christoph Schramm wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem inserting an image in PDF.
Local everything works fine, the image looks pretty good. Online -
same ve
If you are simply appending entire documents, then it's fairly straightforward
(though not trivial). Page range insertion (or deletion) of tags is quite
complex.
Leonard
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An example solution is as follows:
String[] values = {"1", "2", "3"};
String[] options = {"One", "Two", "Three"};
TextField text = new TextField(writer, new Rectangle(50, 700, 120, 715),
"cmbTest");
text.setChoices(options);
text.setChoiceExports(values);
text.setChoiceSe
Op 6/06/2012 3:08, Sujit Pattanayak schreef:
> Hello, I have a form built using XHTML and it contains few interactive
> elements like radio button, checkbox etc. I would like to convert this
> form to a PDF for the user to print. Is it possible to do this using
> XMLWorker?
No, it isn't. Forms
Op 6/06/2012 10:58, Aritz Muniáin Sánchez schreef:
> Anyway, by using one of those editor you mentioned, the result while parse
> with XMLWorker will be correct?
Not necessarily. It depends on what you need.
The version of XML Worker that is available in the SVN trunk (that's the
not yet release
Hi,
I have a problem inserting an image in PDF.
Local everything works fine, the image looks pretty good. Online - same
version of iText and System.Drawing - images sometimes have partially
strange colors (see attachments).
Anybody seen this problem ever before? I have no idea where to look - is i
Hi Bruno,
Thanks for your quickly reply.
I disagree with you on one aspect, the WYSIWYG editor I use is not a crappy
editor. It's the only one that only needs one JavaScript file to work, and
also, I could modify the JavaScript code to add some features.
It was a requirement to use a WYSIWYG e
Op 6/06/2012 10:17, Aritz Muniáin Sánchez schreef:
> I understand what you are saying, but, the HTML code comes to me from a
> WYSIWYG embedded editor in our application.
It's a crappy WYSIWYG editor. Try replacing it with TinyMCE or CKEditor.
> Could be possible to transform this HTML in other
Op 5/06/2012 22:51, James Gittelson schreef:
Is there any support, future, pending, current, or paid, for
retaining accessibility tags in PDF files when merging?
That would be a question for our paid professional services.
In tagged PDF, there is a StructTreeRoot that can be consulted to find
I understand what you are saying, but, the HTML code comes to me from a WYSIWYG
embedded editor in our application.
Could be possible to transform this HTML in other one fully supported by
XMLWorker?
My first idea was try to replace each style attribute for each different html
tag found in t
On Tue, June 5, 2012 16:51, Aritz Muniáin Sánchez wrote:
> Hi Alexis,
>
>
>
> First, this is the HTML code I want to convert to pdf (itâs an example):
>
>
>
> name="table_o2T"> face=TimesNewRoman> sadadasd style="width:10%"> style="width:10%"> color=#ff>asdasd ad style="BACKGROUND-C
Hi Sujit,
On 6 June 2012 03:08, Sujit Pattanayak wrote:
> Hello, I have a form built using XHTML and it contains few interactive
> elements like radio button, checkbox etc. I would like to convert this form
> to a PDF for the user to print. Is it possible to do this using XMLWorker?
>
> Also, is
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