giving me the problems.
Mike
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Bruno Lowagie
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] More hidden fields
Mike Buchanan wrote:
> Howe
Field values with another java class.
However, I'd like to keep this issue open because someone may wish to
attach a hidden field anyplace in a document without creating blank
pages.
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From: Mike Buchanan coastdist.com>
Subject: More hidden fields
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OK, the checkboxes work great. Thanks Bruno. Now I have a form that
the users can easily update. My next idea is to load the form with some
hidden fields that contain critical information about the form that the
users can not see or change but will be retained with the document so it
can be read
In the
source I create the widget in the main method at lines 126-140. Then,
in the printDetail method I add the widget to the table at lines
209-239. The BoxEvent class is at the bottom at lines 490-520.
Regards,
Mike Buchanan
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PSFtest.java
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attachment so we can see which boxes they checked.
I have attached the java source and the output pdf.
Regards,
Mike Buchanan
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btw, I tried to register again yesterday but I still did not get an
email response.
PSFtest02.java
Description: PSFtest02.
PDF2.txt file is the input and the TestPDF2.pdf file is the
output.
I found your answer quite by accident. I didn't get anything in my
email today so I was google surfing and just happened to find your
response. This has all changed in the past few months since you last
helped me.
Mike B
Using the example, RegisterForm1 in chapter 15, I attempted to insert a
checkbox in a PdfPCell but it doesn't show up. I even sized it as half
as big as the example and I still could not get it into the cell.
I have attached the java source, the input text file and the output pdf.
The checkbox
g
over the top of a preprinted form.
Cheers,
Mike Buchanan
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Overlay t
Well stated.
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Subject: [iText-questions] Help Bruno Out !
Importance: High
I have monitored this list for quite a while now, and I
ith text while
still showing all of the borders and coloring of the table columns under
the text. In effect, this is like printing over a preprinted form, if
you catch my drift.
Regards,
Mike Buchanan
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.addCell(outerCell);
doc.add(outerTable);
As you can see in the attachment it put the text below the table instead
of overlaying it.
Maybe a working example would be easier to understand.
Regards,
Mike Buchanan
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se all I get is the inner table. Does anyone see the
problem?
Regards, Mike Buchanan
// Test overlaying multiple PDF table cells with text
import java.io.*;
import com.lowagie.text.*;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.*;
class TextOverlay {
private static Document doc;
priva
Bruno wrote:
> If you want different layers in a cell, you should write a custom
cell (or table) event class, create an instance of this custom class,
and pass it to the cell (or table).
When iText renders the cell to PDF syntax, it will notice that a cell
(or table) event was added, and pass a
tCell);
doc.add(detailTable);
}
The compiler doesn't recognize the array constructor of
PdfContentByte[]. Also, I can't see how the canvas can overlay the
table.
If anyone gets a chance after they get up off the floor from laughing at
my code, I'd appreciate any input I can
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Loading iText to an IBM iSeries
Mike Buchanan coastdist.com> writes:
> iText works fine on my desktop but our iSeries is on an
> earlier version of the JDK. I need to compile the classes under the older
> version on the IBM mi
iText works fine on my desktop but our iSeries is on an earlier version
of the JDK. I need to compile the classes under the older version on
the IBM midrange which is JDK 1.4. When I try to use iText now the
javac command says that we are on version 47 and it requires version 49.
A google taught
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