I need to host a PDF that contains an image field where multiple users can add an image to the field and then download the resulting file for themselves. How would I do this?
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I have a folder of PDF files, what I want to do is build a small app with directional arrows that when pressed should upload the next PDF file from the uploaded/Selected folder.
I have tried uploading single PDF and I was able to view it, but I'm unable to find any good resource on how to upload a whole directory inside the application for me to not upload each PDF every single time.
I should be able to change my current opened PDF to the next one inside the folder.
The way to do this in Vue is as follows:
Make a input field and attach the event "v-on:input" with the function that will be called when the input is selected.
Don't forget to add "webkitdirectory mozdirectory" for firefox and chrome browsers.
Inside the function fetch the input query via "document.querySelectorAll('input');". The information of files will be inside files object.
We want to add a description for each file that is being uploaded.
The requirement is to have a text box against each filename to be uploaded, where the user can key in some description about the file.
Is there any way to add a description in the multiple file upload ?
As far as i know such feature not available in the Kendo File Upload control.
But you can upload all files and bind them to editable Kendo Grid with description TextBox and save it.
I have two pdfs both with limited data i.e. Single page. I want to merge the data of one pdf into another pdf but on the single page (It should not create the other page to append the external data). Is there any way to do this using pdfbox or pdfclown ?
I have a lot of pdf files each one with an image inside. I want to clip a rectangular region in each of these files and concatenate them into a single pdf file. Is it possible with ghostscript or similar?
I'll have a go at this. Try Briss if you want to crop rectangular regions in pdf files. It's free and cross-platform GUI.
If you have multiple pdf files you can concatenate/merge them first online using http://www.pdfmerge.com/ Then use Briss to crop the images out into a new pdf file. Or vice-versa depending on the location of your images inside the pdf files.
After you fire up Briss, load the merged pdf file containing the images. When you're asked if you want to exlude anything, just click "cancel" if you want to include all pages.
If your file has many pages, similar pages may be overlapping each other so you can draw a rectangle over the region you want to crop. Click Action -> Preview for previewing the output. Click Action -> Crop PDF to finalize your output pdf file. Cheers.
I wish to embed some kind of an object in a PDF document in way that each time a document is opened the image is different (like some kind of HTML page that serves different images).
I don't want the image to be preset , instead i wish to change the image remotely (the server will serve different image)
In that way i want to be able to send a PDF newsletter that basically changes every time it is opened.
The thing i need to change on each document open is the image and the link that the user will go to once clicking the image.
Is this possible ?