Chris Boget wrote:
All the information is on www.php.net/fdf.
I just read the above page and I can't for the life of me figure out
why anyone would want to do this. Of course, it's likely that I am
simply being myopic.
Would anyone who's actually used fdf enlighten as to the need to
do it this
John, that is EXACTLY what i want, now the question is...have you seen this
implemented somewhere? so php would pass the data to a database and when a
user/client wants to see that data again, php would re-generate the form
with the data that is being requested right? and that is what FDF can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John, that is EXACTLY what i want, now the question is...have you seen this
implemented somewhere? so php would pass the data to a database and when a
user/client wants to see that data again, php would re-generate the form
with the data that is being requested right?
Take a look at php.net/fdf for input to database (easy part). As for
automatically filling out the PDF, you can actually embed javascript in a
PDF, although I'm not exactly sure how to do it. PlanetPDF.com will have the
info, though. Also, there is an excellent PDF forum over at planetpdf.com
Guess I'm a little late to this party, but...
If you're still looking for help with tying a PDF form to a database,
drop me a note. I've got some code I developed for our online
admissions application that I can probably be talked into sharing.
--
Mark Roedel
Web Programmer / Analyst
hi guys and gals, aloha from hawaii,
Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but i just need to know if it
is technically possible to have a pdf form be filled out online and then
once the user hits submit, php takes the data and puts it into a db or some
sort of db technology and if the need
Yes you can!
All the information is on www.php.net/fdf.
Cesar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi guys and gals, aloha from hawaii,
Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but i just need to know if it
is technically possible to have a pdf form be filled out online and then
once the user hits
Yes you can!
All the information is on www.php.net/fdf.
I just read the above page and I can't for the life of me figure out
why anyone would want to do this. Of course, it's likely that I am
simply being myopic.
Would anyone who's actually used fdf enlighten as to the need to
do it this way?
* Thus wrote Chris Boget ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Yes you can!
All the information is on www.php.net/fdf.
I just read the above page and I can't for the life of me figure out
why anyone would want to do this. Of course, it's likely that I am
simply being myopic.
Would anyone who's actually
* Thus wrote Cesar Cordovez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Yes you can!
All the information is on www.php.net/fdf.
You don't reall need to compile --with-fdftk, to generate fdf
files.
If you're not doing really fancy stuff (just filling out a form)
then, be sure to take a look at the notes on this
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