I'm not a programmer, but need help on how to code a Custom Dynamic Stamp that references the filename of the file getting stamped and auto fills a textbox.
An exact complete code that I can copy and paste would be preferred. A sample reference that I'm failing to follow with success can be found here:
Acrobatusers.com/tutorials/print/dynamic_stamp_secrets/
The stamp just says WIP with a line below it and a textbox around the line. But when the stamp is utilised in a file, I'd like the text box to autopopulate the file name in use and add it to the stamp.
Please help.
I followed a few references, even a YouTube video, with no success. This simple thing is driving me insane.
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I'm trying to make a simple form that adds user input to a local xml file. Basically, I need to input a name and a proffesion.
The xml file looks something like this:
<mainNode>
<name>Jeff</name>
<proffesion>Dog Trainer</proffesion>
</mainNode>
But I need some method (either with jQuery or javascript) to populate or add to the existing file (example.xml) using that form instead of creating a new xml file or replacing the nodes. I would show I've tried so far, but i've tried so many examples I can't even decide what to show (but if necessary I'll edit this post ). Any help or pointing in the right direction would be appreciated, thanks ! :)
I have been trying unsuccessfully to make an offline HTML FAQ page that searches for answers in a JSON document, however, I cannot figure out how to get it working.
The main thing I tried is downloading the HTML and JS from the lunr example on the website https://olivernn.github.io/moonwalkers/
The problem seems to be that the text and index are hard-coded into the JS document (lines 176-182), so even when I edit the text in the HTML file it just resets to the original text when I click search. It does not rebuild the index.
My questions:
How can I modify the HTML and/or JS file to rebuild the index after I change the HTML?
Why is there just an index.js file instead of a separate lunr.js and then index.js just for the indexed data?
How can I change it so that it reads a separate JSON file with the data?
P.S.
If getting the example on the website working is too difficult (it looks very complex), can someone please show me a working barebones lunr search?
Just a super simple HTML text box with a button that builds an index from a JSON file and displays the results. If I can see a working example I think I can figure it out from there.
After much searching and experimenting, I cannot find a way to programmatically generate an image from a PDF file which contains filled form fields. More specifically, it's not that the libraries I've tried don't generate an image (they do!), but the filled form fields end up blank.
Can anyone point me to a library/solution that works? Ideally in python or javascript, but I'd take just about anything at this point. Ultimately, it needs to end up as an AWS Lambda function.
I'm going to keep trying, but so far PyMuPDF and ImageMagick (ghostscript) don't seem to work, unless there's some options to enable it that I'm missing.
pdf2image (pdftoppm) correctly handles filled form fields. I tested it using this example: https://stackoverflow.com/a/48583124/2009581
am having one task in epub (i.e) quiz .so the problem what iam phasing is,once the user read the question means he enter his answer in text box. so the problem is text box does not show the key pad for typing the answer.is any some other solution for this problem using java script?.is it possible
you can add javascript or a javascript plugin like jquery but there are some changes you will have to make to your code. I added a flex slider with just a few changes. First take out the leading xml call in the html file then use a cdata wrap for your script. If you go to my youtube channel I did a couple of videos on it about a year ago. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geAnFKbW9wI
Hope this helps.
You can use like below, am using this for interactive FL books.
<div contenteditable="true">_</div>
and also you can refer this for contenteditable change events.
I wanted to have one single input type of file to add multiple files on page and found below code from: http://the-stickman.com/web-development/javascript/upload-multiple-files-with-a-single-file-element/
but i am pretty new to JavaScript and having issue to extend it, what I need is when it add file to page it should add a new input of type text where I can pass title for that file .
I tried this but its showing me a pop-up window when I add a new file element and input is not beside file.
http://jsfiddle.net/4JPzL/
Below an image example how I wants it to look like
Thanks for any help.
EDIT FIX:
Never mind i have fixed it here (cant answer my own question so here it goes...):
http://jsfiddle.net/4JPzL/2/
Regards
Never mind i have fixed it here:
http://jsfiddle.net/4JPzL/2/