F187141 ~ can syncfusions pdfviewer render button form components?

[Joshua Rush]

Joshua Rush replied to Sathiyaseelan Kannigaraj

Mar 13, 2024 09:14 PM

Awesome thank you, that is great info.

Last question for me (for now :)) I am loading a PDF document that has a button in it, this is what it looks like when I open with microsoft edge:



when I open the same PDF using syncfusions pdfviewer, the button does not appear and there is no element in the DOM for this button. this is what the form looks like:



can syncfusions pdfviewer render button form components?

[Sathiyaseelan Kannigaraj]

Hi Joshua Rush,

We have tested the PDF document with a button with the demo sample below, and the button rendered correctly. However, we suspect that the issue may be specific to the document itself. To investigate further and address the issue, could you please share the PDF document with us? This will allow us to analyze the problem on our end and provide a solution accordingly.
 
Demos: https://ej2.syncfusion.com/aspnetmvc/PdfViewer/Default#/material3 

Regards,
Sathiyaseelan K

[Joshua Rush]

Certainly! Thank you for the help. I have attached the document.

Attachment: test_PDF_ba90bfa8.zip

[Chinnamunia Karthik Chinna Thambi]

Hi Joshua,

Currently, there is no support to render the button fields with form designer module. We have already logged this as a feature request as "Add button field in the PDF Viewer". We will implement this feature in any of our upcoming releases due to the various features and improvements are planned in our roadmap and let you know once this feature is implemented. You can track the status using the below feedback link.

 

Feedback link: Add button field in the PDF Viewer | Feature Feedback

[Joshua Rush]

Thank you for looking into it! 

[Chinnamunia Karthik Chinna Thambi]

Hi Joshua,

Since you have the option to monitor the advancement of this feature via the provided feedback link, we'd like to proceed with closing this ticket, as you'll be able to stay updated through the feedback platform itself.

[Joshua Rush]

Sounds good, thank you!