Difference between revisions of "Template:PDFOptions"

Revision as of 18:19, 3 September 2014

PDF Options

Enable Password Protection – enables the user to password protect the document (generally used when the document is going to be emailed). See Web Page View - Enable Password Protection
Send as Email – enables the user to send the PDF as an attachment to an email message.
Save to Local Disk – enables the user to save a local copy of the PDF document.
Save to Multiple File Field – enables the user to save the document as a PDF into any multiple file type fields in the related entity.
Maximum PDF Page Length that can be Saved to Multiple File Field - Specifies the maximum number of pages of the resultant PDF permitted to be stored into a Multiple Files field if the Save to Multiple File Field settings is enabled. This includes pages attached using ssattach. If the PDF document is too long it will not be stored.
Automatic File Naming: The syntax  can be included in the HTML Template, when saved as a PDF, the PDF filename will default to 'WPF - filename.pdf'.
Variables such as @name@ can be used (ex. ) to dynamically set the resultant PDF filename.

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 * '''Save to Multiple File Field''' – enables the [[User|user]] to save the document as a PDF into any multiple file type fields in the related [[Entity|entity]].
 * '''Maximum PDF Page Length that can be Saved to Multiple File Field''' - Specifies the maximum number of pages of the resultant PDF permitted to be stored into a [[Multiple Files]] field if the '''Save to Multiple File Field''' settings is enabled. This includes pages attached using [[ssattach]]. If the PDF document is too long it will not be stored.
+* '''Automatic File Naming''': The syntax ''<nowiki><!--filename='WPF - filename'--></nowiki>'' can be included in the HTML Template, when saved as a PDF, the PDF filename will default to 'WPF - filename.pdf'.<br /> Variables such as @name@ can be used (ex. ''<nowiki><!--filename='WPF - @name@'--></nowiki>'') to dynamically set the resultant PDF filename.
-Note: If the syntax ''<nowiki><!--filename='WPF - filename'--></nowiki>'' is included in the HTML Template, when saved as a PDF, the PDF filename will default to 'WPF - filename.pdf'.<br /> Variables such as @name@ can be used (ex. ''<nowiki><!--filename='WPF - @name@'--></nowiki>'') to dynamically set the resultant PDF filename.