PDFComponent

The author (metadata) of the PDF document.

Specifies if the Print dialog should be opened immediately after loading the document.

The default value is false.

Requires @progress/kendo-drawing v1.9.0 or later.

A flag that indicates whether to produce actual hyperlinks in the exported PDF file. It is also possible to set a CSS selector. All matching links will be ignored.

The creator of the PDF document.

The date when the PDF document is created. Defaults to new Date().

Specifies the name of the exported PDF file.

An optional CSS selector that specifies the elements which cause the page breaks (see example).

If set to true, the content is forwarded to proxyURL even if the browser supports local saving of files.

The forced resolution of the images in the exported PDF document (see example). By default, the images are exported at their full resolution.

An optional CSS selector that specifies the elements which should not be split across the pages (see example).

The keywords (metadata) of the PDF document.

A flag that indicates if the page will be in a landscape orientation (see example). By default, the page is in a portrait orientation.

Specifies the margins of the page.

Numbers are treated as points ("pt").

The supported units are:

• "mm"
• "cm"
• "in"
• "pt" (default).

Specifies the paper size of the PDF document (see example). Defaults to "auto" which means that the paper size is determined by the content. The size of the content in pixels matches the size of the output in points (1 pixel = 1/72 inch). If paperSize is set, the content is split across multiple pages. This enables the repeatHeaders and scale options, and allows you to specify a template.

The supported values are:

• A predefined size. The supported paper sizes are: A0-A10, B0-B10, C0-C10, Executive, Folio, Legal, Letter, Tabloid.
• An array of two numbers which specify the width and height in points (1pt = 1/72in).
• An array of two strings which specify the width and height in units. The supported units are "mm", "cm", "in", and "pt".

The producer (metadata) of the PDF document.

A key/value dictionary of form values which will be sent to the proxy. Can be used to submit Anti-Forgery tokens and other metadata.

A name or keyword which indicates where to display the document that is returned from the proxy. To display the document in a new window or iframe, the proxy has to have the "Content-Disposition" header set to inline; filename="<fileName.pdf>".

The URL of the server-side proxy which streams the file to the end user. You need to use a proxy if the browser is not capable of saving files locally—for example, Internet Explorer 9 and Safari. It is your responsibility to implement the server-side proxy. The proxy returns the decoded file with the "Content-Disposition" header set to attachment; filename="<fileName.pdf>".

In the request body, the proxy receives a POST request with the following parameters:

• "contentType"—The MIME type of the file.
• "base64"—The base-64 encoded file content.
• "fileName"—The file name, as requested by the caller.

Specifies if the <thead> elements of the tables will be repeated on each page (see example).

A scale factor (see example). The text size on the screen might be too big for printing. To scale down the output in PDF, use this option.

The subject (metadata) of the PDF document.

The title (metadata) of the PDF document.