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Hi Nate,
Thank you for your update.
Yes, Syncfusion PdfViewer control can print the generated Pdf document.
We have attached a simple Windows form Sample to print the Pdf document
Please, let us know if you need any further assistance.
Thanks,
Uthistran S.
I'm sorry I wasn't clear. I meant for winrt. I've written an app with winrt printing capability and it was extremely complicated. Was wondering if syncfusion could make it less complicated. Badically, I want to print the generated pdf using syncfusion for winrt.
Thank you for your wonderful help.
I apologize for going back to this.
I noticed that the referenced files are either for x86, x64, or ARM. There is no library file that will work for any cpu. How do I make it so the compiled version will work in any metro environment under any cpu?
Hi Nate,
Thank you
for your response.
We
internally use DirectX for rendering the content of the PDF document in the PDF
Viewer. The DirectX does not come in AnyCPU configuration that is the reason
why we do not support AnyCPU mode in the PDF Viewer. We are glad to announce
that our Essential Studio Vol 4 2013 is rolled out and is available for
download under the following link.
The AnyCPU configuration
of PDF Viewer is available in this release, for Visual Studion 2013 projects
for Windows 8.1
Please let
us know if you need any further assistance.
Thanks,
Suresh
Ok, I've updated to .26. I'm sorry to come back to this again. But the sample posted earlier in this thread doesn't really help.
Say I've a class that uses syncfusion to generate a PdfDocument called "document". How do I use pdfViewer.Print(); to print out this generated pdf document in c#? I've already designed my own button and everything.
Hi Nate,
Thank you for your response.
Please find the sample available in the link below to load
the PDF document created in the PDF viewer.
Sample link: PDFViewerWintRT_2013.zip
Please let us know if you need any further assistance.
Thanks,
Suresh
I'm just curious. When will the files posted here be available for download again? For the past week, every time I click on a file it would say not available due to maintenance.
Can you guys please reupload that last sample? Links are broken. keeps taking me to error page. Thank you.
Hi Nate,
Sorry for
the inconvenience caused,
Please find
the sample in the last post in the link below.
Sample link:
PDFViewerWintRT_2013.zip
Please let
us know if you need any further assistance.
Thanks,
Suresh
I'm sorry to not have gotten this working. It should be simple. But after spending 3 hours on this trying out everything I could think of, it is still kicking my ass.
I've been able to get the pdf rendered in the pdfViewer. But every time I call pdfViewer.Print(); I always get an error. The kicker is every time I call pdfViewer.Print(); in your sample, it works perfectly. I don't understand, considering both codes are identical. Copy and paste. Any idea what I'm missing?
Hello, I just figured out what is causing the error. the LOB app we've been working on opens up multiple views. pdfViewer.Print(); does not work when the page is a multiple view of the app. Can you please help us on how to go around this issue?
Hi Nate,
Thank you
for your update
Can you
please create a direct trac incident and provide us the sample with which the
issue could be reproduced. It would be more helpful for us to further continue
our investigation.
Please let
us know if you need any further assistance.
Thanks,
Suresh
Here is a modified version of the sample you linked to in your post from January 1, 2014. The top button will open the MainPage.xaml in a new window (new view) while the bottom button will navigate to it. Printing will not work in a new view while printing will work if you just navigate to it.
Hi Nate,
Thank you
for your response.
We are able
to reproduce the issue with the sample provided. Please create a direct trac
incident to follow up the fix for this issue.
Thanks,
Suresh
