An HTML content command that becomes an HTML structure functioning as a viewer displaying a PDF File retrieved from a URL specified through a Screen data variable.
The main functional difference between this command and pdf-viewer is that the PDF displayed by bound-pdf-viewer may be changed while the Screen is being displayed. The bound-pdf-viewer also requires the PDF to be specified through a URL String, instead of a File value - the getFileDownloadURL command is therefore very useful with this content command.
Attributes
| file-url | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Required |
Value type |
EL-evaluated |
| Yes | String | No |
| Defines the name of Screen data variable that holds the URL String of the PDF document to display. | ||
| height | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Required |
Value type |
EL-evaluated |
| No | String | Yes |
| Defines the height of the viewer in CSS pixels. The resolved value is expected to be a String representing an integer. If not defined, the width of the viewer is set to be the same as the width of its parent element. | ||
| width | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Required |
Value type |
EL-evaluated |
| No | String | Yes |
| Defines the width of the viewer in CSS pixels. The resolved value is expected to be a String representing an integer. If not defined, the width of the viewer is set to be the same as the width of its parent element. | ||
Examples
The basic use of bound-pdf-viewer is to display a PDF document generated within the logic. This requires a download URL for the PDF to be created with getFileDownloadURL and stored in a variable declared as Screen data. The logic could look like this:
<exportPDF var="pdf" document="${composedDoc}">
<getFileDownloadURL var="pdfURL" file="${pdf}" contentDisposition="inline" screenData="true">In the Screen bound-pdf-viewer can then be given the URL-holding Screen data variable:
<bound-pdf-viewer file-url="pdfURL">
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