I have form in pdf file on website. I would like to access button to export pdf form filled by the customer on website.
How I can customize pdf file in this way?
Create a button in your PDF in Acrobat Pro, double click on it to open up the Button Properties, go to the Actions tab and select 'Submit a form' from the Select Action drop-down. Then click Add... to configure your preferences for what the action will save and where.
More info is available here...
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/setting-action-buttons-pdf-forms.html
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I want to create a button that is placed over my text editor like the "Add configuration..." button. I could not find any documentation in the oficial docs.
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This is what I want to accomplish but with custom text when my extension is actived. Or at least create a new bar over the panel so I can place my button there.
If I add a link to the active editor either by using the menu/context menu or by simply typing a URL (e.g., http://www.google.com), the link is added but it is not immediately clickable. The only way a user can use the link to navigate to a page is by ctrl-clicking and choosing to open in a new tab. If the editor is in read-only mode then it works as intended but not when the editor is active.
Is there a way to make links clickable in an active editor?
thnx,
Christoph
TinyMCE will not (by default) make the link clickable. You can right click on the link and a context menu appears. In that menu is an option to open the link. To modify a link one needs to click on it (select it) in TinyMCE. If that act (clicking) opened the link you would not be able to easily select the link to act upon it in the editor.
I have a requirement to show some JS based plots that I made using some Python libraries, and this particular visualization is not possible to make natively in Tableau. But my dashboard is made with Tableau, and I need to show this visualization in the dashboard. So, I saved the JS-based plots as HTML files, and I can run a localhost server and view them in my dashboard with the Web Page object. However, I have 3 such JS-based plots, and I want to provide a dropdown menu, where the user can click on option A to show the HTML page for plot A, click on option B to show the HTML page for plot B, and click on option C to show the HTML page for plot C. But I can't find a way to link the web pages to the drop down options. How do I do this? Thanks.
If you want to open a browser window separately that shows the pages:
Open the dashboard that contains the sheets you want to enable the right click on
Click the "Worksheet" Menu
Click "Actions"
Click the "Add Action >" button
Click "Go to URL"
In the popup that comes up, enter the label for the link under the Name field, Select "Menu" under Run action on, then enter the URL in the box.
Select your dashboard in the Dropdown (mine is named Dashboard 1), then check the box next to each sheet that should have the link when right clicked.
If you want it to display within your dashboard and not open a browser separately, you will need to write or find a Tableau extension to do this. As of now, there isn't an extension on the extension gallery for it, but there may be one somewhere on Github.
I added a button to the tinymce editor (version 4.x) and when the user clicks on it it opens a popup to set options. I would like to have this popup open next to the button but I can't find how to get the coordinates of the button.
The function called by the button has an "editor" instance which contains a "buttons" attribute, but no useful information in there for placement.
I could use the element containing the editor as a reference, but is there a better way?
I've created a new template. How do I get the template to show up when I want to create a new drawing.
I did a search on .vstx and found this folder. I saved it here, but it still doesn't show up.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office15\Visio Content\1033
This template will be the base for many drawings and I would like to be able to select it quickly while in meetings.
Thanks
In 2013 you need to go to Options/Advanced and scroll down to the bottom where it has a button for File Locations. Add a folder for templates and then save the template to that folder. Your template will show up in the New under Categories instead of Featured.
On the File menu, click Save As. In the Save as type list, click
Template (*.vst). In the File name box, type a name for your
template. Click the arrow next to Save, and make sure that Workspace
is selected (checked). In the Save in list, select the folder in
which you want to save the template.
Tip If you want the template to appear in the list that Visio displays when you click New on the File menu, save the template in the Solutions folder or one of its subfolders.
Note In Visio 2003, click the arrow next to Save, and make sure that Workspace is selected. In Visio 2007, click Save workspace on the Summary tab in the Properties window.
Click Save.
Link for these steps
Save your template as a Visio template (.vst file) in whatever location you want for your custom templates. Then you have a choice.
As Matt616 says, you could go to Options/Advanced in Visio 2013, click on "File Locations" and then enter your location as the location for templates. If you do this, then when you want to create a new drawing, your custom templates will appear under the Categories tab. The trouble with this is that the Categories tab is already full of other stuff.
As a (possibly better) alternative, go to Options/Save in Visio 2013 and enter your location as "Default personal templates location". If you do this, then when you want to creat a new drawing, there will be a new tab above the list of templates, called "Personal". Click this and you will see just your custom templates and no other stuff. Also, templates in this tab are pinnable (which doesn't seem to work in the "Categories" tab) and any templates that you pin will appear under "Featured" in future.