Client has finally decided to use straight .cfm pages with SQL Server to
maintain their price list and apply updates, (some 200 pages of products),
and then purchase several licenses of ActivePDF to get it back into the
"official" company format for printing when a rep pulls it from the web (or
int
olkit also helps with this side too.
Best of Luck,
Ali Daniali
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 10:34 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Working with a PDF file
Got a client that has a HUGE price list in PDF format, that he wants all
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If you can re-create the document as XML source and XSLT stylesheet to
create XSL-FO, then you can have CF generate the XML and transform it with
Apache FOP into PDF on the fly (but cache it!). Very nice
solution. Cheap. Stable. Big learning curve.
Sam
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t: Working with a PDF file
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> Got a client that has a HUGE price list in PDF format, that he
> wants all his
> reps to have access to on the web for printing.
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> Catch is, he wants the prices to be dynamic (see below)
>
> Is there a way to pull CF variables straight in
Got a client that has a HUGE price list in PDF format, that he wants all his
reps to have access to on the web for printing.
Catch is, he wants the prices to be dynamic (see below)
Is there a way to pull CF variables straight into the PDF document, or will
I need to convert the PDF into a CF docu
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