Hello, everyone. I would like to take take text from a RadEditor control and add it to a PDF document that I am generating using 3rd party libraries.
So far the only ways I have thought to do this are either to superimpose a PDF generated from the RadEditor on a PDF I am creating ... or somehow write a manual PDF parser to take the raw PDF from RadEditor and inject it into the new one.
Neither of these options are desirable.
Can someone please tell me, is there any other way to do what I'm trying to accomplish?
Thanks!
So far the only ways I have thought to do this are either to superimpose a PDF generated from the RadEditor on a PDF I am creating ... or somehow write a manual PDF parser to take the raw PDF from RadEditor and inject it into the new one.
Neither of these options are desirable.
Can someone please tell me, is there any other way to do what I'm trying to accomplish?
Thanks!
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Hi Michael,
Review the following online demo: Editor / Export to PDF
This online demo demonstrates the export to PDF feature of RadEditor.
To export the editor content to PDF format:
1. Enable the PdfExportFilter filter of RadEditor: ContentFilters="DefaultFilters,PdfExportFilter" - if it is disabled the tables wont be exported
2. Fire the ExportToPdf() server-side method to export the content to PDF file
It is also possible to export the content as PDF on the server via the new OnExportContent event property of RadEditor.
Best wishes,
Stanimir
the Telerik team
Review the following online demo: Editor / Export to PDF
This online demo demonstrates the export to PDF feature of RadEditor.
To export the editor content to PDF format:
1. Enable the PdfExportFilter filter of RadEditor: ContentFilters="DefaultFilters,PdfExportFilter" - if it is disabled the tables wont be exported
2. Fire the ExportToPdf() server-side method to export the content to PDF file
It is also possible to export the content as PDF on the server via the new OnExportContent event property of RadEditor.
Best wishes,
Stanimir
the Telerik team
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