I am trying to display a tiff in a Flex Desktop Applications.
i tried displaying it with image tag but i does not works.
It says that it is not a recognized format.
I need to find a way to display it out.
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I am a newbie in Adobe LiveCycle. My requirement is to place a layered pdf (smaller than A4) as background and insert a runtime generated barcode into the pdf artwork. I found few guidelines about importing artwork in Adobe LiveCycle Designer here.
The problem I am facing is when I generate PDF, the barcode is inserted above the template and whole design is messed. How can I configure the position of dynamically inserted element?
Any help is appreciated.
EDIT:
I get this output. . Dynamic element is at right position but pdf artwork is moved down.
EDIT 2:
I am able to show pdf in the iframe but ppt is not loading in the iframe. It is opening as a new window. I need to show it inline. Is there any specific parameters for ppt ?
The best way I can think of is to convert your powerpoint file to Flash.
That way you can easily add it to your webpage, iframe or whatever you like.
Here is a link to some free software that you can use to convert your powerpoint presentations.
Link to Powerpoint to Flash Convertor
In case you want to still use powerpoint files on your webpage, check out this page for full explanation and directions.
Putting your Powerpoint on the web
Hope it helps.
Google Docs Viewer is a version of Google Docs that supports being included via iframe, and it supports viewing Powerpoint Presentations.
You can share it if you upload it to Skydrive, set the share permissions to Everyone and get the Embed code. Note that this is just another way of converting it to HTML.
I have pre-existing PDF files which I would like to send to a PrintJob in Flex 3. I can load the files fine with UrlRequest, but I need to somehow get the data into a Sprite to be included into a PrintJob.
Is there a way to do this, or should I go another route? (I've seen the hidden iFrame example, but I was hoping for a way to do this without JavaScript.)
Thanks
If you're using Aodbe AIR, then you'll be able to load the PDF into an HTML View.
Flex (and The Flash Player) does not have any native support for displaying (or creatging) PDFs, though.
Most people will just pass the generated PDF to the browser and let it handle it. You can do this w/ navigateToURL. The iFrame trick can work, although the actual display of the PDF may depend upon browser settings.
Here is another StackOverflow Post on a similar topic. It links to this site http://www.devaldi.com/?p=212 which provides one alternative.
Bit of a weird one here - I've created a map with various image overlays floated over the top using CSS for a web app which is built in asp.net; it looks and works fine in the browser, however the page the map appears in is sometimes converted to a Word document for editing, after conversion the map either disappears if using background divs, or displays all it's component parts consecutively if using img tags.
Is there any way I can convert the map into a single image for display and conversion?
Do you want to do a once-off conversion, or be able to automate it so that people can elect to convert the entire map into an image at whim?
Ok - I've decided the easiest way to do this is to use the .NET Graphics classes to composite all my images and text into a single image and display that at runtime.
I need to display a small (15x15 pixel) animation in a Flex app. I have it FLV format, but it could be converted to somthing else. I'd prefer to have the file embedded in the app (it's only 8k in size). I've seen posts about displaying animated GIFs using third-party code which would be OK, but is there a way to do this with the native Flex libs. I also realize that FLVs can be displayed in Video objects but only if they are external files.
It is a lot easier converting it into a SWF and displaying it in an Image control. SWFTools can convert animated GIF into SWF file, small enough to be embedded in your app.
Or alternatively you could convert it into a good old animated GIF file and use this package to embed and play it back:
http://www.bytearray.org/?p=95
I guess you have a blank frame in SWF either in the beginning or the end.