Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Foxit PDF SDK engineering team.
Often times you need to show just certain parts of a PDF. This is often due to a particular PDF template that a company follows with the same kinds of information in the same location. For example, a 6 page invoice where you just want to show the first 2 pages that contains the key information you’re after. The following example will show you how to produce a PDF that shows only the first third of pages of a document in our Web-based JavaScript PDF viewer.
This guide highlights how to Customizing a right-click menu for supported annotations, Customizing a right-click menu for unsupported annotations, Hiding a right click menu or menu items & Showing a customized right-click menu.
Customizing the floating tooltip involves two steps. Click here to find out these two steps.
Foxit PDF SDK for Web enables you to update all of the strings used by the PDF viewer so you can change it to your language. You can easily create a new folder for your own language at the ‘locales’ folder and translate the string content on ‘ui.json’ and ‘viewer.json’ for all objects. By directing [...]
Using PDF SDK for Web offline enables you to get the most out of our Web based JavaScript PDF viewer for your workflows. In order to use the SDK offline, please follow the following easy steps.
PDF SDK for Web enables you to integrate a PDF viewer in a website and provides a very flexible permission configuration to help you control documents better. It supports viewer side user permissions to control how users can interact with documents. By default, users can directly interact with documents and can be restricted by document [...]
Foxit PDF SDK for Web provides two methods to set annotation flags. Click here for the instructions below to use the different annotation functionality.
Learn how to disable downloads through Foxit PDF SDK for Web my following the instructions in the following article.
The guide below details 2 examples. One introduces how to quickly run the boilerplate sample for Vue.js inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web, and the other presents a way to integrate Foxit PDF SDK for Web in an existing Vue app. Quickly run the built-in example for Vue.js Foxit PDF SDK for Web provides a boilerplate project for [@vue/cli](https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/) app. This example can be found at `../integrations/` inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web package.
The guide below details 2 examples. One introduces how to quickly run the boilerplate sample for React.js inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web, and the other presents a way to integrate Foxit PDF SDK for Web into an existing React app created with WebPack and Babel. Quickly run the built-in example for React.js Foxit PDF SDK for Web provides a boilerplate project for React which was created with WebPack and Babel. This example can be found at `../integrations/` inside Foxit PDF SDK for Web package.