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Date: 05/04/00
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> A great "web" use would be to fill out an HTML-based or FDF-based form in
> your browser, then parse and render another PDF file (ie order form) with
> the data in it.
Of course, for that purpose, it might be just as easy or easier to
actually write the FDF page, filling in fields dynamically with PHP and
sending the appropriate content/type header (application/vnd.fdf).
Something like:
<< /T (Some_PDF_Field) /V (<?php echo $my_value; ?>) >>
With PHP logic throughout.
Going the other way, from one PDF form to another PDF form with data
manipulation in between would be a better use of the PHP FDF abilities,
IMHO.
Paul
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