Martin Voelkle wrote:
The problem with this approach is that there is no way to mark the
areas that must be filled, like PDF fields.
When converting the original source to PDF you can specify
that some 'text object' (a Chunk, a PdfPCell,...) marks the
location of a form field.
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Bruno
> >I'd like to create a PDF document (with a WYSIWYG editor) and fill
> >some areas with programatically-generated fragments (not just text).
> >How should I proceed?
>
> I would recommend that you NOT create a PDF until the final
> stage, and instead use a format that can be WYSIWYG edite
At 09:46 AM 3/16/2006, Martin Voelkle wrote:
I'd like to create a PDF document (with a WYSIWYG editor) and fill
some areas with programatically-generated fragments (not just text).
How should I proceed?
I would recommend that you NOT create a PDF until the final
stage, and instead use
Hello
I'd like to create a PDF document (with a WYSIWYG editor) and fill
some areas with programatically-generated fragments (not just text).
How should I proceed?
I understand that PDF forms can only be filled with simple text and
xhtml fragments. However, I would like to insert more complex
fra
