Web Interface for PDF-XChange SDK...

[lidds]

I was wondering if there is a web based PDF-XChange SDK, e.g. ASP.NET etc?

If not is there any plans to do this?

Thanks in advance

Simon

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Hello Simon,

You have posted in the Viewer SDK forums so I presume you are asking for the viewer. The answer is yes there is the Viewer ActiveX SDK, BUT you know that non MS browsers do not support activeX

Regards,
Stefan

[lidds]

I am in the process of writing a windows form application using the PDF-XChange SDK Activex, however when I created a ASP.Net project in Visual Studio the PDF-XChange control was not avaliable?

Not quite sure what I am doing wrong, but any guidance would really be apreshiated.

Thanks for your help

Simon

[ugradedeveloper]

Hi lidds,

In Visual Studio, if you want to use any controls other than the default Microsoft ones, you have to manually add them to your toolbox. At least, that is the way it works with C#, I would assume it is the same for ASP.nET.

In Visual Studio 2005, you go to the Tools menu and select "Choose Toolbox Items", then click the Browse button to find the control you want to add.

[Chris - PDF-XChange]

Thanks for the input ugradedeveloper, appreciated

[lidds]

Thanks for the help, however I have done that and selected the PDF-XChange control however it does not add to my toolbox. Is PDF-XChange definately avaliable for ASP.Net pages? Is anyone able to supply me with a simple one page ASP.Net project example?

I can't seem to find any example of website interface shipped with this product.

Thanks for your help

Simon

[Corwin - Tracker Sup]

ActiveX is client side technology, so you can create AX components by JavaScript (or VB script) or insert them on page using "object" tag in HTML.
Here is simple example project.

[lidds]

Thanks Corwin,

This was a great help, only thing that I am stuck on now is that I am using the following code in vb.Net:

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            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 33016, Nothing)
            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 33225, 0)
            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 32908, 0)
            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 33262, 0)
            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 33265, 0)
            pdfView.DoVerb(Nothing, "ExecuteCommand", 33225, 0)
            pdfView.SetProperty("View.Colors.Face", RGB(204, 207, 212), 0)
            pdfView.SetProperty("View.Colors.Highlight", RGB(255, 221, 108), 0)

How would I convet this into website syntax e.g. javscript?

Thanks for your help

Simon

[Corwin - Tracker Sup]

I don't think that this is good idea to show toolbars using "ExecuteCommand".
Anyway here is a sample with your modified code. This example also shows how to import/export FDF files.

[lidds]

Corwin,

Thank you so much for all your help, think I am there now with your help

Cheers

Simon

[John - Tracker Supp]

Good to see all's resolved Simon - Sasha (Corwin) is one of the best - for sure !