When I run the code below the radio button fields are not in standard mode. Its a blue field above the
fields and they appear when I push them. How can I style the radio buttons look like a normal radio button? I have attached a sample on how it appears in a pdf. levUT1.pdf (27.3 KB)
public static void addingRadioButton(Document pdfDocument, int page, double llx, double lly, double urx, double ury) {
// add a page to PDF file
pdfDocument.getPages().add();
// instantiate RadioButtonField object with page number as argument
RadioButtonField radio = new RadioButtonField(pdfDocument.getPages().get_Item(page));
RadioButtonOptionField opt1 = new RadioButtonOptionField();
RadioButtonOptionField opt2 = new RadioButtonOptionField();
// add first radio button option and also specify its origin using Rectangle
// object
radio.addOption("Ja", new Rectangle(llx, lly, urx, ury));
radio.addOption("Nei", new Rectangle(llx+80, lly, urx, ury));
pdfDocument.getForm().add(radio);
// save the PDF file
pdfDocument.save("/tmp/RadioButtonField.pdf");
}
@ron.inputdata.no
We are afraid that we could not clearly understand the issue. Can you please share a sample expected output as well for our reference? We will further proceed to assist you accordingly.
This is my code which should create 2 radiobuttons labeled with “ja” and “nei”.
But only the buttons are viewing, and they are market with blue color.
I provide you my code and mye files. I convert my lev.docx to lev.pdf who is the inputfile and levUT1.pdf is the output.
lev.pdf (44.4 KB)
levUT1.pdf (75.6 KB)
lev.docx (25.3 KB)
private static String docx="/tmp/lev.docx";
private static String startfile="/tmp/lev.pdf";
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
try {
com.aspose.words.License licenseWords = new com.aspose.words.License();
com.aspose.pdf.License licensePdf = new com.aspose.pdf.License();
String fileTotal="/Users/ronwaatsveen/Aspose.Total.Java.lic";
licenseWords.setLicense(fileTotal);
licensePdf.setLicense(fileTotal);
editFields();
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
}
}
public static String replaceText(Document asposedoc, String code, String innfile, String outfile, String fieldtype) {
String retfile=null;
try {
TextFragmentAbsorber textFragmentAbsorber = new TextFragmentAbsorber(code.trim());
asposedoc.getPages().accept(textFragmentAbsorber);
TextFragmentCollection textFragmentCollection2 = textFragmentAbsorber.getTextFragments();
for (TextFragment textFragment : textFragmentCollection2) {
int page = textFragment.getPage().getNumber();
Rectangle rectangle = textFragment.getRectangle();
textFragment.setText("");
float llx= (float) rectangle.getLLX();
float lly= (float) rectangle.getLLY();
float urx= (float) rectangle.getURX();
float ury= (float) rectangle.getURY();
addRadioButtonFieldInPDFDocument(asposedoc, page, llx, lly, urx, ury);
asposedoc.save(outfile);
retfile=outfile;
}
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return retfile;
}
public static void addRadioButtonFieldInPDFDocument(Document document, int p, double llx, double lly, double urx, double ury) {
// instantiate Document object
//int p=1;
//Document document = new Document("/tmp/lev.pdf");
RadioButtonField rf = new RadioButtonField(document.getPages().get_Item(p));
rf.setPartialName("yesorno");
RadioButtonOptionField opt1 = new RadioButtonOptionField(document.getPages().get_Item(p), new Rectangle(llx, lly, urx, ury));
RadioButtonOptionField opt2 = new RadioButtonOptionField(document.getPages().get_Item(p), new Rectangle(llx+80, lly, urx, ury));
opt1.setOptionName("Ja");
opt2.setOptionName("Nei");
//opt2.setStyle(1);
opt1.setWidth(15);
opt1.setHeight(15);
opt2.setWidth(15);
opt2.setHeight(15);
opt1.setBorder(new Border(opt1));
opt1.getBorder().setWidth(1);
opt1.getBorder().setStyle(BorderStyle.Solid);
opt1.getCharacteristics().setBorder(Color.BLACK);
opt1.getDefaultAppearance().setTextColor(Color.BLACK);
opt1.setCaption(new TextFragment("Item1")); // opt1.setPartialName("Item1");
opt2.setBorder(new Border(opt2));
opt2.getBorder().setWidth(1);
opt2.getBorder().setStyle(BorderStyle.Solid);
opt2.getCharacteristics().setBorder(Color.BLACK);
opt2.getDefaultAppearance().setTextColor(Color.BLACK);
opt2.setCaption(new TextFragment("Item2")); // opt2.setPartialName("Item2");
rf.add(opt1);
rf.add(opt2);
document.getForm().add(rf, 1);
// save the PDF file
//document.save("/tmp/RadioButtonSample.pdf");
}
@ron.inputdata.no
We are checking it and will get back to you shortly.
@ron.inputdata.no
The radio buttons captions can be shown using below approach:
page.getParagraphs().add(opt1);
page.getParagraphs().add(opt2);
However, the position of the radio buttons will be changed in the output PDF. When adding RadioButtonOptionField like a paragraph of the page, the rectangle of RadioButtonOptionField does not set the position of the radio button.
In this case position of the radio button can be set using a Table generator. Please check the code snippet given in another thread where a similar issue was discussed.