AW: [PDF-Forms] Passing parameters into a PDF thru the URL

[Erwin H�lzler]

Title: RE: [PDF-Forms] Passing parameters into a PDF thru the URL

Hi Michael,

 

thanks a lot for your answer and your example. But: What I need ist the access not to the content of a field (and parse it) but the access to the "normal" content of the .pdf document (i.e. the result, when you convert the normal text of a word document into .pdf.)

 

Can you help me?

 

Thank you very much!

 

Erwin H�lzler

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Perfect! Thanks.

Michael Shupe
Project Leader
AnyDoc Software, Inc.
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It's possible, maybe. Depends on how much data you try to include (hint: keep
it short). Study the _javascript_ in the following for one approach:

http://www.peakforms.com/pdfs/get2pdf2.pdf?
First=George&Last=Johnson&Whisky=Lagavulin

George

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