Foxit PDF SDK for Web

How to run ReactJS with PDF SDK for Web

by Conor Smith | April 27, 2020
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 […]
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How to build a PDF library with React

by Conor Smith | April 7, 2020
React is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It allows developers to build encapsulated user interface components. More importantly, React manages the state of each component instance. The end result is clean code with less maintenance effort. An experienced developer may only need to spend a day reading the React tutorial and start […]
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Real-time PDF generation with JavaScript and ASP.Net Core MVC 3.0

by Conor Smith | April 7, 2020
In our previous article titled “How to create a real-time web chat with PDF chat history in JavaScript“, we added a PDF generation feature to store the chat conversation history of an instant chat application implemented using JavaScript and ASP.Net Core SignalR. In this article, we are going to extend the application to modify the […]
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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for Web (7.2)

by jinbiao zhang | March 31, 2020
Foxit PDF SDK for Web Overview By using Foxit PDF SDK for Web, developers can deploy and customize a Foxit PDF SDK for Web that supports viewing PDF documents within a web browser. Integrating a Foxit PDF SDK for Web into a zero-footprint web app allows end users to view PDF documents on desktop and […]
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How to create a real-time web chat with PDF chat history in JavaScript

by Conor Smith | March 20, 2020
Microsoft ASP.NET Core SignalR is an open-source library that simplifies adding real-time web functionality to web applications. Real-time web functionality enables server-side code to push content to clients instantly. Gaming, social networks, email client and chat are the most commonly applications which require real-time notifications and updates. Many corporate and online shopping web sites now embed […]
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Developer Guide for Foxit PDF SDK for Web (7.1)

by jinbiao zhang | October 2, 2019
Foxit PDF SDK for Web Overview By using Foxit PDF SDK for Web, developers can deploy and customize a Foxit PDF SDK for Web that supports viewing PDF documents within a web browser. Integrating a Foxit PDF SDK for Web into a zero-footprint web app allows end users to view PDF documents on desktop and […]
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How to implement Foxit PDF SDK for Web on AngularJS

by Conor Smith | October 1, 2019
With Foxit PDF SDK for Web 7.1, we have developed the interface to implement our web viewer into the AngularJS framework. This article will help you get your Foxit PDF SDK for Web project up and running with AngularJS. System Requirements NodeJS 10.9 or higher Install AngularJS using Node In your console window, enter the […]
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How to Protect Annotations with Foxit PDF SDK for Web

by Conor Smith | August 21, 2019
Protecting annotations adds another layer of security for your PDF documents. Our feature described below sets the annotation to a locked state where only the reply can not be edited. With Foxit PDF SDK for Web, this is easily achieved with the following code: pdfDoc.getAnnots().then((data) => { let annot = data[0][0]; annot.setFlags(128); });
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How to Create Hyperlinks with Foxit PDF SDK for Web

by Conor Smith | August 21, 2019
Adding hyperlinks with Foxit PDF SDK for Web allows you to link to different documents on the web. When the PDFUI or PDFViewer is initialized with Foxit PDF SDK for Web, you can add in a custom parameter which is configured as follows: Note: Return false means that the default action is not executed and […]
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