Programmatically stamp one page from a PDF onto a different page in a different PDF
Foxit Quick PDF Library lets you programmatically stamp one PDF onto another PDF. This can be done using the CapturePage and DrawCapturedPage functions to overlay a PDF file onto another.
Here is a small JScript code snippet that uses CapturePage, DrawCapturedPage and a few other Foxit Quick PDF Library functions to complete this task.
/* Overlay one page from a document onto a different page in a different document */
// Load fileA
DPL.LoadFromFile("firstPDF.pdf", "");
fileA = DPL.SelectedDocument();
// Load fileB
DPL.LoadFromFile("secondPDF.pdf", "");
fileB = DPL.SelectedDocument();
// Select fileA
DPL.SelectDocument(fileA);
// Merge fileA with fileB
DPL.MergeDocument(fileB);
// Set orgin co-ordinates to top left of page
DPL.SetOrigin(1);
// Select page 1 of fileA
DPL.SelectPage(1);
// Get page height and width
xPageHeight = DPL.PageHeight();
xPageWidth = DPL.PageWidth();
// Capture page 2
CapturedPageID = DPL.CapturePage(2);
// Create OCG for the background
OCG1 = DPL.NewOptionalContentGroup("Background");
// Create a new content stream that we can draw onto
contentstreamPos = DPL.NewContentStream();
DPL.SelectContentStream(contentstream);
// Draw the captured page onto the current page
ret = DPL.DrawCapturedPage(CapturedPageID, 0, 0, xPageWidth, xPageHeight);
// Associate the new content stream with the new OCG
DPL.SetContentStreamOptional(OCG1);
// Make the OCG visible
DPL.SetOptionalContentGroupVisible(OCG1, 1);
// Save the file
DPL.SaveToFile("overlay.pdf");
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Updated on May 16, 2022