I rolled back through the past versions of Firefox to confirm that this was
introduced in Firefox 19 - which is the first version with the new built-in
PDF.js viewer.
So, this has never worked in Mozilla's PDF viewer. Very disappointed with
Mozilla, hopefully they fix this soon.
Yusuf Poonawala
I have a list of events that is working perfectly on my site. Here is the
code:
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true"
CodeFile="EventList.ascx.cs" Inherits="Objects_EventList" %>
<%#
Eval("EventName").ToStrin
Leonard Rosenthol adobe.com> writes:
>
> On 8/28/13 2:11 AM, "Ivan B. Gregor" gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >As far as I remember this method was pioneerd by Adobe InDesign, the first
> >full unicode Windows version, I do not remember the number.
>
> Nope, predates ID. First appeared (at least from
Paulo Soares gmail.com> writes:
>
> PdfSmartCopy will consolidate structures if they are the same and
> wouldn't do it for this case (they are different).
Thanks for the hint about PdfSmartCopy. Changing PdfSmartCopy to PdfCopy
fixed the issue for me.
> PdfStamper will
> never consolidate str
mkl wrote
>> dpi.addPieceInfo(os, reader, appName, dataName, new PdfString("prova"));
> That method does not accept an OutputStream.
The OutPutStream parameter is and old prove that I haven't delete, sorry.
I did not realize that I have to use a different OutputStream object.
If I want overwrite
PdfSmartCopy will consolidate structures if they are the same and
wouldn't do it for this case (they are different). PdfStamper will
never consolidate structures. Please provide the original PDF and a
small standalone example so that the eventual problem can be
reproduced.
Paulo
On Wed, Aug 28, 2
skorpion wrote
> Yes i found it here, but don't store the data. I write here what I've
> done:
The code you posted does not even compile:
> dpi.addPieceInfo(os, reader, appName, dataName, new PdfString("prova"));
That method does not accept an OutputStream.
The major conceptional error is, thou
> Gmane says I'm top-posting. I'm not!
Hi,
I'm not sure where to report a bug. I think I'll be able to fix it myself
using some help of those knowing better.
Question is at the very end.
Original file has these structures:
27 0 obj
<>
--
28 0 obj
<>
--
33 0 obj
<>
/W[0[750]48[833.007812]68[55
Yes i found it here, but don't store the data. I write here what I've done:
if(!file.exists()){
Document document = new Document();
FileOutputStream os = new FileOutputStream("prova.pdf");
try {
writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, os);
d
skorpion wrote
> I have a problem with the PdfDictionary, I insert in a PdfDictionary a
> value using this class that I have found on internet
>
> public class DocumentPieceInfo
> {
> [...]
> }
>
> But with this method if I close the program and I re-open for read the
> PdfDictionary in PDF f
Hi to everyone,
I have a problem with the PdfDictionary, I insert in a PdfDictionary a value
using this class that I have found on internet
public class DocumentPieceInfo
{
static PdfName PIECE_INFO = new PdfName("PieceInfo");
static PdfName LAST_MODIFIED = new PdfName("LastModified");
On 8/28/13 2:11 AM, "Ivan B. Gregor" wrote:
>As far as I remember this method was pioneerd by Adobe InDesign, the first
>full unicode Windows version, I do not remember the number.
Nope, predates ID. First appeared (at least from Adobe) in a version of
the PDFMakers for Office, IIRC.
And that
Hello,
I'm using iText 4.1.6 to sign PDF documents.
What I try to achieve is to certificate document and then apply approval
signature.
I have done first step, certified document and added empty invisible
signature field.
public void SignFirstTime()
{
var reader = new
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