Hi All,
I have a project which involves retrieval of interactive PDF forms through an ASP.NET page. In this form, a submit button is available which redirects to another ASP.NET. I would like to be able to dynamically assigned the cURL into the form. Both form and pages are located in the webserver. How should I implement this without manually assigning the URL path. Is there some sort of Server.MapPath in PDF?
Thanks.
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Can you think about redirecting the PDF from one asp.net page to other?
I mean, the URL in the PDF always points to a location (say http://mydomain.com/controller.aspx)
Once the form is submitted to the above URL, can you redirect the form to another dynamic location which you prefer to submit?
Nith
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Hi Nith,
Thanks for replying. I am actually trying to make the URL inside the PDF dynamic so that I don't have to administer all PDFs once our webserver's URL changes. I was thinking of passing in the value from an ASP.NET to the PDF but I can't think of a way to achieve this except pulling from the database. Like if I want to pass the logon credentials of the current user to the PDF how can I do that?
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Currently you are using any API to manipulate your PDF?
Regards,
Nith
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I have an interface that launches the PDF file which is using ASP.NET C# and another ASP.NET C# that stores the PDF file with the user entries. My only issue is being able to auto-populate the PDF file once it is launched with the user's logon credential and be able to dynamically insert the URL of the other ASP.NET website through maybe a session variable coming from the first ASP.NET page.
I am also trying to add a dataconnection to my interactive PDF form. It works when launched from within the development server but not when I launch it from my local machine. How can I make it so that the PDF points to the server's ODBC DSN and not the client user's ODBC DSN?
Thanks for all your help.
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