I have a list box that contains a collection of documents that a user has uploaded. I would like to make some sort of preview window on the page that allows the user to see the document without having to download it and open up word or reader.
I have requirement where I need to allow users to upload a Word document with place holders for certain fields which can be found in the database. This will be their template. For example the place holders might be prepended with @@ or something. For example
Dear @@Title @@Lastname
They then can grab a record and hit export to Word document. This will then let them choose the template. They can select the template and then click continue. I will then get the template and replace the @@Title with the title field in the database for the selected record. I am not sure where to start or what components I need to do this.
From my initial investigation it seems that I can do this with the new open XML standard for Office 2007. So perhaps I should read in the template and save all the contents to a db table somewhere. Then when the use wants to export I get the contents again and then do a search and replace for the @@ placeholders and link them properly. Then save the document to the output stream again which will then bring up the save dialog on their browser.
I am using ASP.Net MVC and am in a hosted environment. I was also maybe contemplating dynamically creating a new View type and dynamically creating new views when the user uploads a template. Not sure that this approach will work though.
I have a word document which opens in a web browser using ASP.NET 2.0 this is the code:
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THIS WORKS, PROMPTING THE USER WITH "OPEN" "SAVE" "CANCEL" OR SOME USERS WITH "SAVE" "CANCEL" DEPENDING ON USER INTERNET SECURITY SETTING. BUT FOR SECURITY ISSUES, MY BOSS WANT THIS WORD DOCUMENT TO BE OPENED IN WORD PROGRAM. (MICROSOFT WORD 93,97 ETC) IS THIS POSSIBLE....? OFCOURSE SAVING THE FILE IS OKAY, JUST OPENING THE DOCUMENT SHOULD BE NOT BROWSER.
I would like to know about commands of : How can I set an index to a single word on my word-document, by some asp commands.(Word-basic ...)Also, how to merge two files to a single word file (rtf).
I want to convert to Word Document in a PDF document. I do not want to use any third party control. I want to do it on my own. Can somebody tell me how to start with it?
In a VB.Net project I use the Adobe PDF Reader (AxAcriPDFLib) control to display a preview of a selected PDF document whereafter the user can double-click upon the selected listbox item to enjoy a full screen view of the relevant PDF document. see the attached sample in this regard. Is there any way to emulate this in ASP.Net?
I have to generate reports in both ms-word and pdf format....i have it working in pdf w/ iTextSharp. With iTextSharp, I create a new FileStreamResult for the MVC Action to return .How can I create a word document and have the user download it when an action is invoked?
User downloads a document from a specified site, saves to the local disk and fills in confidential details. When other users logs on to this computer and if they try to access the file, the document should not be accessible. Also consider that the document can be saved to a common server too, in which case, no one else other than the person who downloaded and filled the document should be able to open the document.
How can I store a word document using an upload control in sql server? Also is there a better way to store a word document without using an upload control
Currently I am developing a memo application for a company that each director needs to sign the word document as approved or disapprove. I have scan copy of each director as image in my DB.
The signatures and date will be appended at the bottom of the doc page
I am trying to manipulate the XML of a Word 2007 document in C#. I have managed to find and manipulate the node that I want but now I can't seem to figure out how to save it back. Here is what I am trying:
// Open the document from memoryStream Package pkgFile = Package.Open(memoryStream, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite); PackageRelationshipCollection pkgrcOfficeDocument = pkgFile.GetRelationshipsByType(strRelRoot); foreach (PackageRelationship pkgr in pkgrcOfficeDocument) { if (pkgr.SourceUri.OriginalString == "/") [code]...