You can get the latest version on the API client libraries page.
New:
- Added the setEnablePdfForms() method to the HTML to PDF converter. It allows to convert HTML forms to fillable PDF forms.
Minor:
- Improved error messages and fixed some typos.
You can get the latest version on the API client libraries page.
New:
Minor:
We have relased a new version of our Save as PDF and Save as Image WordPress plugins.
New:
Minor:
We have relased a new version of our Save as PDF and Save as Image WordPress plugins.
Improved:
A digital signature is a piece of information placed in a PDF document that makes it possible to verify the authenticity of the document. The Pdfcrowd API allows you to programmatically create PDFs containing a digital signature field. Such PDFs can be digitally signed in, for example, Adobe Reader or Preview.
This feature is available starting with Pdfcrowd API client libraries version 5.0.
To add a signature field to a document, set the pdfcrowd-signature
class on a DIV element and specify its dimensions.
<div class="pdfcrowd-signature"
style="width: 2in; height: 1in; border: 1pt solid black;">
</div>
Our HTML to PDF API will transform this element to a signature field in the resulting PDF.
Let's first configure the API endpoint and the credentials. This configuration is common for all conversion types.
API endpoint - Select the HTTP POST method and enter the API endpoint: https://api.pdfcrowd.com/convert/
API credentials. The authorization method is Basic Auth. You can use either the demo credentials or your personal API credentials.
New:
We have relased a new version of our Save as PDF and Save as Image WordPress plugins.
New:
We have introduced a new PDF to HTML converter to the Pdfcrowd API. The converter is available in the API client libraries version 5.4 and higher.
New:
We added a new method which sets a mobile user agent to use for conversion.
We have relased a new version of our Save as PDF and Save as Image WordPress plugins.
New: