Does anyone know if the XbpPDF class can be used to insert fields into 
an existing PDF file?

I need to be able to open an existing PDF file, insert data into 
existing data fields and save the file with the newly inserted data.

Is XbpPDF capable of this functionality?

v/r

Erik

Hi Erik,

XbpPDF is based on QuickPDF lib, and this lib has functions to insert
data into an existing PDF, so yes you can do it, but those functions are
not covered by XbpPDF class, so you have to code/call them your self, it
is not dificult, once you understand the working parameters of QuickPDF,
you can use all of it's functions from within the class.

Best regards,
Edgar


Em 02/01/2014 18:07, Erik escreveu:
> Does anyone know if the XbpPDF class can be used to insert fields into
> an existing PDF file?
>
> I need to be able to open an existing PDF file, insert data into
> existing data fields and save the file with the newly inserted data.
>
> Is XbpPDF capable of this functionality?
>
> v/r
>
> Erik
>


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Edgar,

   I have sent you a few email messages and completed the online request 
to buy your product with no response.

I am interested in purchasing your XbpPDF library, how do I make that 
happen?

Thanks,

Erik

On 1/3/2014 6:03 AM, Edgar Borger wrote:
> Hi Erik,
>
> XbpPDF is based on QuickPDF lib, and this lib has functions to insert
> data into an existing PDF, so yes you can do it, but those functions are
> not covered by XbpPDF class, so you have to code/call them your self, it
> is not dificult, once you understand the working parameters of QuickPDF,
> you can use all of it's functions from within the class.
>
> Best regards,
> Edgar
>
>
> Em 02/01/2014 18:07, Erik escreveu:
>> Does anyone know if the XbpPDF class can be used to insert fields into
>> an existing PDF file?
>>
>> I need to be able to open an existing PDF file, insert data into
>> existing data fields and save the file with the newly inserted data.
>>
>> Is XbpPDF capable of this functionality?
>>
>> v/r
>>
>> Erik
>>
>
>

Erik,

all the emails I sent you came back, do you have another email address ?

thanks,
Edgar


Em 06/01/2014 19:59, Erik escreveu:
> Edgar,
>
>    I have sent you a few email messages and completed the online request
> to buy your product with no response.
>
> I am interested in purchasing your XbpPDF library, how do I make that
> happen?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Erik
>
> On 1/3/2014 6:03 AM, Edgar Borger wrote:
>> Hi Erik,
>>
>> XbpPDF is based on QuickPDF lib, and this lib has functions to insert
>> data into an existing PDF, so yes you can do it, but those functions are
>> not covered by XbpPDF class, so you have to code/call them your self, it
>> is not dificult, once you understand the working parameters of QuickPDF,
>> you can use all of it's functions from within the class.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Edgar
>>
>>
>> Em 02/01/2014 18:07, Erik escreveu:
>>> Does anyone know if the XbpPDF class can be used to insert fields into
>>> an existing PDF file?
>>>
>>> I need to be able to open an existing PDF file, insert data into
>>> existing data fields and save the file with the newly inserted data.
>>>
>>> Is XbpPDF capable of this functionality?
>>>
>>> v/r
>>>
>>> Erik
>>>
>>
>>
>


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Hello Erik,
I do it with QuickpPDF and OT4XB, attached a code snippet how to do this.

regards
Rudolf


WITH OBJECT ( oPdf := TQuickPdf():New() )
       nOk  := .:LoadFromFile(cPDF)
      .:SetPageSize("A4")
      .:SetOrigin(1)
      .:SetMeasurementUnits(1)
       nPDFPages := .:PageCount()
      .:SelectPage(1)
      .:SelectFont("6.Arial")
      .:SetLineColor(0,0,1)  blue
      for x := 1 to len(aFields)
           nTop    := FT_TOP
           nLeft   := FT_LEFT
           nWidth  := FT_WIDTH
           nHeight := FT_HEIGHT
           nOLeft  := 3
           nOTop   := 0
           .:SelectPage(FT_PAGE)
           xVar := get_xmlvar(FT_NAME)
           do case
                case FT_FTYPE = "boxed" .or. FT_FTYPE == "textfield"
                         nNew := .:NewFormField(FT_NAME,1)
                         .:SetFormFieldColor(nNew,0,0,1)
                         .:SetFormFieldValue(nNew,xVar)
                         .:SetFormFieldBorderstyle(nNew,0)
 
.:SetFormFieldBounds(nNew,nLeft+1,nTop+1,nWidth,nHeight)
                         .:SetFormFieldIcon(nNew,0)
                         .:SetFormFieldTextSize(nNew,12)
                         .:SetFormFieldBorderColor(nNew,1,1,1)
                case FT_FTYPE = "textfieldmulti"
                          nNew := .:NewFormField(FT_NAME,1)
                          .:SetFormFieldColor(nNew,0,0,1)
                          .:SetFormFieldTextFlags(nNew,1,0,0,0,0)
                          .:SetFormFieldValue(nNew,xVar)
                          .:SetFormFieldBorderstyle(nNew,0)
 
.:SetFormFieldBounds(nNew,nLeft+1,nTop+1,nWidth,nHeight)
                          .:SetFormFieldTextSize(nNew,12)
                          .:SetFormFieldIcon(nNew,0)
                          .:SetFormFieldBorderColor(nNew,1,1,1)
                case FT_FTYPE = "checkbox"
                     xVar := get_xmlvar(mord->xml,FT_NAME,"L",mord->projekt)
                          nNew := .:NewFormField(FT_NAME,3)
                          .:SetFormFieldColor(nNew,0,0,1)
 
.:SetFormFieldValue(nNew,if(xVar,FT_CHECKEDVALUE,""))
                          .:SetFormFieldBorderstyle(nNew,2)
                          .:SetFormFieldBounds(nNew,nLeft,nTop,5,5)
                          .:SetFormFieldCheckStyle(nNew,3,1)
                          .:SetFormFieldIcon(nNew,0)
                          .:SetFormFieldBorderColor(nNew,1,1,1)
           endcase
      next x
      .:SaveToFile(cPDF)
      lOk := fexists(cPDF)
      .:Destroy()
END WITH
return lOk



Am 02.01.2014 21:07, schrieb Erik:
> Does anyone know if the XbpPDF class can be used to insert fields into
> an existing PDF file?
>
> I need to be able to open an existing PDF file, insert data into
> existing data fields and save the file with the newly inserted data.
>
> Is XbpPDF capable of this functionality?
>
> v/r
>
> Erik
>


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