Single page pdf attachments are shown inline on Ipad.
However, when an SSRS subscription sends an email with single page (pdf)attachment, Ipad does not show the attachment at all even though I can see the paper clip icon.
Any ideas on how to deal with this?
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In SAP Marketing, I have the standard template for SMS messages in Content Studio.
I want to insert a link in TEXT-block of this template and send it via SMS, but there's a problem: for TEXT-block, there are no properties active that are necessary, except of "Insert Attribute". I can't find "Insert Link" attribute.
SMS Template in Content Studio (What I have now):
I want to have this result in the end because there's a property which makes it possible to insert a link in TEXT-block:
Instead of emails, where you send HTML, SMS contain simple text.
If you click on the link-button in emails, the editor inserts an HTML-element:
LINK TEXT
But luckily, most of the smartphones are highlighting links without you have to mark it as a link.
This is very similar to what happens with phone numbers or dates in SMS.
So you just have to paste in your link and you are fine.
Here you see how my iPhone renders an SMS from my provider informing me about my left data volume: nothing. :-(
I'm trying to find the best solution for my problem. User is using safari on an iPad, and at one point the customer contract is created using a webservice, which sends me the URL to a PDF file.
Right now the user opens the PDF, prints it and scans it after the customer signs the contract. What they want is to capture the signature digitally, so the contract doesn't need to be scanned later.
My question is: what is the best way to embed the signature to an existing pdf file?
I wanted something similar to what the iOS mail app does natively
http://heresthethingblog.com/2015/10/28/ios-9-tip-sign-pdf-mail-pdf-tricks/
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I have code that is generating an HTML file that is being sent via iMessage to another iPhone user. However, in the messages App on the receiving end, when they click on the HTML file, the formatting is super bare. (I know the HTML file works, because I forward it to a computer and it displays fine) There's none of the images displayed on the HTML file when viewed in the Messages App, and I have a Youtube video embedded that is not being displayed. My best guess is that the Messages app is stripping away all of this information... So how could I go about displaying my HTML file correctly? Could I somehow force it to open in Safari? I tried converting the HTML file to a PDF with no luck. Thanks.
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Not possible. iMessage sends text messages as SMS, images or videos as MMS, which may incur extra cost to your user if they are not on WIFI. Never seen a HTML being sent with image and video before.
You can send the HTML file via email. And if you provide a link in your email, the Mail app will open it in Safari automatically.
There are many answers on sending mail from iPhone apps: one here
I'm wondering if anyone knows of an easy way to allow for PDFs that are opened via an in-app browser I have created for the iPhone platform to be opened and saved via other PDF viewer apps. I have no problem making the in-app browser open the PDFs and allowing them to be viewed, I just can't open or save them with other apps like iZip.
When a PDF is opened in Safari, the browser automatically allows me to select which app I want to open and save the pdf in (such as iZip). When I open the same PDFs via my in-app browser, I cannot save them to iZip.
The ultimate goal is to allow people to view the pdfs in the in-app browser and let them email the PDFs to themselves. So far I haven't heard of a way to email the pdfs directly from an in-app browser, so I'm hoping that I can at least figure out how to link it out to other pdf viewers that can then be used to save and email the files.
Thanks for any help you can give me!
I have an app for our field sales team that generates customer data based on some inputs. The sales rep can then email that data as an attached PDF doc (created programmatically in the app). I also have a stored PDF document with some marketing information on our products that also gets attached to the email. This PDF was created in Apple's Pages and imported into the bundle and then is moved to the docs directory.
My problem is when I attach the programmatically created PDF, the app functions fine. When I attach the stored PDF file, in the email on the iPad both attachments have the .pdf extension but when I receive them in my email (Lotus Notes - I know, I know : ( ) both files come with .pdf.zip extensions and cannot be opened.
If I send just the stored one, the same, .pdf.zip.
On my desktop I can open the original file and read it in Preview and Adobe Reader so it doesn't seem corrupted. Any ideas as to what is going on here?
Thanks