+1 Good one. I concur. It is a good practice to define these values as
public constants in the API.
On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 9:31 PM, Keith O wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> last night i was experimenting with the HTMLWorker to parse some HTML
> generated by ASP.NET. as the book makes clear you need absolute
hi,
last night i was experimenting with the HTMLWorker to parse some HTML generated
by ASP.NET. as the book makes clear you need absolute URLs when dealing with
images. so i implemented ImageProvider as suggested on pgs 309 and 311. the
problem was that i used a random key for the Dictionary (
>I have a test sample that fills out AcroFields setting the value of the
>field to its name.
>Attached is the result of that sample.
>As you can see: no problem whatsoever.
>The code in the book works.
No attachments came in
please send the PDF and sample code, maybe the steps that you took to ma
Op 22/01/2011 16:39, Jochen Schreiber schreef:
> Hello to everybody,
>
> i have a Problem with converting html into the document.
>
> The following code will insert the html string which is contained in
> desc into the document. But the
> informations will be added at the top left of the document
Hello to everybody,
i have a Problem with converting html into the document.
The following code will insert the html string which is contained in desc into
the document. But the
informations will be added at the top left of the document not on the last
position in the document where the last
Op 22/01/2011 2:49, Michael Marcavage schreef:
Can someone please tell me what I am missing?
Somebody once sent us a form that didn't work with that code,
but I think we've already solved that problem.
Unfortunately, I can't find that particular form anymore to test.
Can you send us the form tha
Op 21/01/2011 20:40, newbie2itext schreef:
> Or can I use
> another function acts like PdfStamper.AddAnnotation() but returns a boolean?
Same answer as for your removeField question.
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Op 21/01/2011 19:06, newbie2itext schreef:
> Thanks for the reply BVBA.
>
> I guess I'll pick the solution2 you offered. I'm OK to deal with position
> examination.
>
> So where can I dig the list of individual-fields? (ie, in the example above,
> 'left#0', 'left#1' and 'left#2')
> Is it in the 'It
Op 22/01/2011 2:49, Michael Marcavage schreef:
I am getting the following message when I create PDF fillable forms
with data populated in the fields and the Extend Features in Adobe
Reader is turned on:
"This document enabled extended features in Adobe Reader. The document
has been changed sinc
