PdfFieldCollectionNeedAppearances Property |
Namespace: RadPdf.Data.Document.Objects.FormFields
If this document was created from a PDF, the value of the NeedAppearances flag in the original file is the document default. Otherwise, the default value is false.
If a value of false is specified, RAD PDF automatically generates the appearance streams for all form fields.
If PDF form field values do not appear correctly when opened in third-party viewers, a value of true will force compliant PDF readers to render the fields (slightly slowing the speed with which the document can be displayed). This can be especially helpful if non-ASCII / non-ANSI characters are appearing as "?".
using System; using System.Web; using RadPdf.Integration; public class CustomPdfIntegrationProvider : PdfIntegrationProvider { public override void OnDocumentSaving(DocumentSavingEventArgs e) { base.OnDocumentSaving(e); // Set that a PDF reader should construct the appearance for // form fields in the document. e.Document.Fields.NeedAppearances = true; } }
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