I've been using PHP to use the functions in the FDFtoolkit.
I guess I would need to use CGI with C++ or Java in order to use this method.
That's probably where I've been going wrong because I don't believe this method
is available using PHP.
Thanks a bunch,
Vincent Niehaus
On Tuesday, January 27, 2004, at 11:21 AM, Dwyer, Aleck wrote:
Look at the example on FDFExtractAppendSaves in the FDFtoolkit.� It sounds similar to what you want.
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Anybody have any suggestions on saving changes, annotations or
signatures on a PDF through a web browser.
I'm looking at homegrown solutions can't afford to purchase anything.
The server containing the PDF proofs are in our intranet trying to
figure out a way
to save the changes without the user having to manually browse to the
folder itself.
Sometimes I guess you just have to live with manual methods until the
light bulb goes
off at least.
Should I submit the PDF itself instead of FDF data? If so how is this
done?
I'm using PHP and the FDF Toolkit running on Apache.
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