hi,
we have this field in our source.pdf called total_amount... in acrobat we
have manually set the property of total_amount like this:
Category: Number (1,234.00)
Number Options: Decimal places : 2
Currency symbol : none
Separator style: 1,234.56
hi...
i was trying to merge two pdf files, pdf1.pdf and pdf2.pdf pdf1.pdf has
2 pages, pdf2.pdf just has 1 after merging them, page 2 of pdf1.pdf gets
lost and instead of having 3 pages i only have 2 pages.. below are my
codes:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("pdf1.pdf");//first pa
i was wondering how you found out about the "Yes" "Off" values (yeah, i
didnt make the pdf, someone else designs it and i just know how to view the
pdf field names) i didn't know that "export value" in the options tab
is the one that defines the values for a check box thanks super 1T3XT
i'm using adobe acrobat 5
and the checkbox im using are the 3 unlabeled boxes under "Justification"
it has the fieldnames: "Rail" "Air" "Ship"
what i was doing is :
form1.setField("Rail", "On");
http://www.nabble.com/file/p15424974/AyeenPDF.pdf AyeenPDF.pdf
thanks again!
Paulo Soare
sorry..there's a typo
should be: form1.getAppearanceStates(pdf_field_name);
ayeen wrote:
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> so i tried calling: form.getAppearanceStates(pdf_field_name); to see what
> values i could use but it's returning me a null value ...
>
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hi!
i checked the fieldType of my pdf_field_name and it's returning 2 which
means it really is a checkbox.
i called the : form1.setField(pdf_field_name, "On"); but that check box is
still not checked.
so i tried calling: form.getAppearanceStates(pdf_field_name); to see what
values i could us
sorry, i found the answer...i installed the v2.0.7
ayeen wrote:
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> sorry for the stupid question but my compiler can't find the
> AcroFields.regenerateField() and other fields like
> decodeGenericDictionary(). am i using an old version of the itext?
>
> th
btw, i'm using itext-1.4.2.jar
ayeen wrote:
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> sorry for the stupid question but my compiler can't find the
> AcroFields.regenerateField() and other fields like
> decodeGenericDictionary(). am i using an old version of the itext?
>
> thanks!
>
&g
sorry for the stupid question but my compiler can't find the
AcroFields.regenerateField() and other fields like
decodeGenericDictionary(). am i using an old version of the itext?
thanks!
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ot;, "some_data_from_resultset");
form.setField("t_field2", "some_data_from_resultset");
//end of looping thru the resultset
//now we close
stamp.setFormFlattening(true);
stamp.close();
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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> ayeen wrote:
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hi, may i ask what's itext's default font when creating a pdf file?
thanks again!
Bruno Lowagie (iText) wrote:
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> So you have AcroFields in template.pdf.
> What font(size) was defined for these fields?
> If times new roman, is the complete font available
> in the PDF or only a subset?
hi bruno,
thanks for replying...
- basically this is what my code has:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("template.pdf");
PdfStamper stamp = new PdfStamper(reader, new
FileOutputStream("output.pdf"));
Acrofields form = stamp.getAcroFields();
//some stuff to iterate thru resultset (while rs.ne
hi experts!
how do you solve font inconsistencies in PDF using iText?
i am writing a code that would get data from the database (MS SQL) and would
output a PDF file using iText. there's another person in my team who
designs the PDF template (let's call this template.pdf) and he made all the
f
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