The latest build of Prince now supports PDF Forms!
You can generate the form from the attached HTML like this:
This creates a form that can be filled in with Acrobat or other PDF viewers and saved or printed. You may also wish to specify --pdf-profile=PDF/UA-1 for accessibility.
Most HTML form controls are supported and it is also possible to include submit and reset buttons, although not every PDF viewer supports these yet.
The new --pdf-forms option is a shorthand for applying "prince-pdf-form: enable" to all of the form elements; this new CSS property allows individual form elements to be selectively enabled or disabled. We may enable PDF Forms by default in Prince 15.
Please try the latest build and let us know how you go!
You can generate the form from the attached HTML like this:
prince --pdf-forms simple-form.html
This creates a form that can be filled in with Acrobat or other PDF viewers and saved or printed. You may also wish to specify --pdf-profile=PDF/UA-1 for accessibility.
Most HTML form controls are supported and it is also possible to include submit and reset buttons, although not every PDF viewer supports these yet.
The new --pdf-forms option is a shorthand for applying "prince-pdf-form: enable" to all of the form elements; this new CSS property allows individual form elements to be selectively enabled or disabled. We may enable PDF Forms by default in Prince 15.
Please try the latest build and let us know how you go!
