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1 Jul 2015 I've been developing a PDF, generated within a CFML application, that needs very accurate placement of chunks of text so that it can be printed
The cfdocument tag converts everything between its start and end tags into PDF or FlashPaper output format and returns it to the browser or saves it to a file. As a result you can easily convert HTML to printable output, as the following example shows: <cfdocument format="FlashPaper">
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29 Sep 2011 User submitted ColdFusion code snippet in September 2011 to PDF export example using cfdocument tag.
filename string. Specifies the fully qualified path name of a file to contain the PDF or FlashPaper output. If you omit the filename attribute, ColdFusion MX streams output to the browser.
cfdocument will take your combination of CFML and HTML and convert it to a PDF. At its simplest, you can stick some text between the opening and closing tags of cfdocument (there is currently no built-in cfdocument script equivalent) and it will render a PDF to the screen. Here is some sample code:
4 Apr 2008 ColdFusion 8.0.1 makes it much easier to add watermarks to PDF documents. In the past you had to either use an image or another PDF, but now you can simply pass in text. You can even pass in styled text. Here is a simple example. First we generate a PDF dynamically. <cfdocument format="pdf"
Creates a PDF document from a text block containing CFML and HTML.
13 Jan 2017 saveAsName = "PDF filename". scale = "percentage less than 100". src = "URL|pathname relative to web root". srcfile = "absolute pathname to a file". tagged = "yes|no". unit = "in|cm". userAgent = "HTTP user agent identifier". userPassword = "password" >. HTML and CFML code. </ cfdocument >
cfdocument will take your combination of CFML and HTML and convert it to a PDF. At its simplest, you can stick some text between the opening and closing tags of cfdocument (there is currently no built-in cfdocument script equivalent) and it will render a PDF to the screen. Here is some sample code:
9 Nov 2011 You should use the cfdocument tag (with format="PDF") to generate the PDF by placing it around the page you are generating. You'll want to specify a filename attribute, otherwise the document will just stream right to your browser. After you have saved the content as a PDF, use cfheader and cfcontent in combination to
29 Sep 2011 User submitted ColdFusion code snippet in September 2011 to PDF export example using cfdocument tag.
filename string. Specifies the fully qualified path name of a file to contain the PDF or FlashPaper output. If you omit the filename attribute, ColdFusion MX streams output to the browser.
cfdocument will take your combination of CFML and HTML and convert it to a PDF. At its simplest, you can stick some text between the opening and closing tags of cfdocument (there is currently no built-in cfdocument script equivalent) and it will render a PDF to the screen. Here is some sample code:
4 Apr 2008 ColdFusion 8.0.1 makes it much easier to add watermarks to PDF documents. In the past you had to either use an image or another PDF, but now you can simply pass in text. You can even pass in styled text. Here is a simple example. First we generate a PDF dynamically. <cfdocument format="pdf"
Creates a PDF document from a text block containing CFML and HTML.
13 Jan 2017 saveAsName = "PDF filename". scale = "percentage less than 100". src = "URL|pathname relative to web root". srcfile = "absolute pathname to a file". tagged = "yes|no". unit = "in|cm". userAgent = "HTTP user agent identifier". userPassword = "password" >. HTML and CFML code. </ cfdocument >
cfdocument will take your combination of CFML and HTML and convert it to a PDF. At its simplest, you can stick some text between the opening and closing tags of cfdocument (there is currently no built-in cfdocument script equivalent) and it will render a PDF to the screen. Here is some sample code:
9 Nov 2011 You should use the cfdocument tag (with format="PDF") to generate the PDF by placing it around the page you are generating. You'll want to specify a filename attribute, otherwise the document will just stream right to your browser. After you have saved the content as a PDF, use cfheader and cfcontent in combination to