I have a professional subscription of Roomle? I have read that a layout can be saved as jpeg in high resolution but I can’t find any option anywhere.
If you are using the Roomle SDK you can use preparePerspectiveImage (link) to generate an image.
If you are using the Embedding Lib you can listen to onRequestProduct (link) which will contain the image as Base64.
In case you just want to render an image without an integration you can use the feature in Rubens admin (link). This feature is only available for level 2 customers and above.
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Can I track the upload progress of asset when attaching to an entity using the javascript SDK? Also my image is base64 encoded and embedded within a div (indeed as a img src attribute). When I try to attach this as a binary content I get the error as "readAsBinaryString is not an object". I used atob to do this conversion. Will this SDK request this in some specific format or do I just need to pass this binary content which I got as result?
Currently this is not supported by the Usergrid API or Usergrid SDKs. You could probably work around it using HTML5, but more than likely you'd have to fake it.
Quick question, that I haven't found a solid answer yet.
Is it possible to generate a PDF in iOS that includes layers, which can then be removed/separated in Photoshop?
What I'm trying to achieve is take a picture with the camera of the phone, then place text over it, submit it as pdf to a customer and then have the customer read the text and remove it.
I can do everything except the layering of the pdf and I have found some hints that this isn't possible to do with the standard iOS library, but I wanted to know if anyone has come across this before.
Thank you.
The standard iOS API for creating PDF files cannot create layers (optional content) in a PDF page.
This library IFXPDFFactory seems to be able to generate PDF files with layers.
PoDoFo and libHaru can also be used to generate PDF files on iOS but I do not know if they support layers.
I'm using PSPDFKit in my app. I want to load remote images async with the framework, cause there are both images and normal files in my app. I have tried convert imageData into PDFDataProvider, which cannot be Asynchronous. Does anyone have ideas?
Author of PSPDFKit here. Please contact us for feature requests directly, we only rarely monitor StackOverflow - that's not the right platform to provide support for commercial products.
That being said, the PSPDFViewController is designed to present PDF files - we don't have immediate plans to add support for other file types.
Is there a way for my designer to create an Adobe Illustrator export or particular file type that can contain variable substitution so images or text within the template image can be replaced at runtime to generate new png's for a website?
Once I have the template I want to bind data at the time of request to generate a new image.
The solution is to use Adobe Scene 7 with Illustrator to upload / convert .ai files into .fxg which parameterizes any layer / object in Illustrator art and allows you to modify the items at runtime via an addressable URL. This is a paid service, but I imagine slimmed down version of this could be accomplished using an SVG implementation.
From my Delphi application I require to create a PDF document that is PDF/X-3:2002 compliant.
This is a strict requirement of the client as the PDF files are going to be printed in a printing press.
I have wPDF but it does not support. (Please see: http://wpcubed.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5693)
If no component currently exists, then what techniques and other software can I use to accomplish this? The application allows the user to add images and rich-text onto templates (TPanels) that should make up the pages of the PDF.
How do you manage your color?
If you use RGB Colors in your Delphi application to handle the image, PDF/X-3:2002 won't be just a matter of tagging.
The PdfLib do handle this format, and can be used in Delphi.
I guess that default PDF/A-1 settings will meet most of the PDF/X-3 requirements, especially:
Embed fonts;
Include color profile;
Contain metadata.
Our Open Source engine is able to produce PDF/A-1 files - if you take a look at the specs, you may be able to generate PDF/X-3:2002 compliant PDF files.