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In the code behind handle this event, by parsing the pdfx file and then generating the PDF onto the response of the post back. Because Scryber has full support for code based document creation or modification, we could have also done this entirely in the page source code had we wanted to…. It is easy to modify the content using the XML editor and because the Scryber installer added the schemas to the Visual Studio XML schemas library, we should also get intelli-sense for describing components.
For our RSS feed content, we are going to have a descriptive heading block and a group of items below. The syntax is similar to HTML. Save the document and hit the Generate button again as there is no need to rebuild the project. We should see the expected content rendered to a PDF. This specifies where the data comes from which can be a reference to a local file or a remote source. Then wrap our heading div in a ForEach component, specifying the id for the previously declared data source along with the XPath to the root channel element in the feed.
So our page content will be. Save the changes and if we generate this with our button, we should see a PDF document similar to below:. Now there are the individual items in the RSS feed to include in our document. After the heading div , but before the end of the Template, nest the following ForEach block.
We do not need to specify the datasource-ID because there is an existing data context that Scryber will use for binding. Save then generate, and we should have a set of items within the document output with all the text flowing nicely along the lines and down the page. Looking at the generated PDF, we can see that not all the items are rendered because the pdf:Page is, by default, limited to generating a single page of content.
There is however a pdf:Section component that will allow generated content to flow onto more pages. If we change the declaration to a section, we should see all of the content rolling onto multiple pages:. A quick check of the output and we can see the result flows over 2 pages or more. We have a document at the moment that has most of the information we need, but boy is it ugly. Adding some style is easy with Scryber. All the information about how to render a document and its components is driven from styles in a very similar way to CSS.
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Please email the following information to support cete. A copy of the watermarked PDF generated on your production server. Version of DynamicPDF installed on the production server. A screenshot of the production servers computer properties that shows the computer name of the server. Thanks, ceTe Software Support Team.
I sent the old production server dat file to the new server different server name. Would that somehow invalidate the old license? If yes, how do I fix it? I did upload the new development dat file to the new server but I guess it's too late
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