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Example of how to capture documentloaded event

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149377 Nov 24,2019 09:19 AM UTC Nov 28,2019 06:45 AM UTC Blazor 3
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Dean Walker
Asked On November 24, 2019 09:19 AM UTC

Hi,

I have a serverblazor project and I want to perform a search on a ejspdfviewerserver control after the DocumentPath property is changed.

I've declared the viewer as such in my razor page

<EjsPdfViewerServer @ref="@PDFViewer" DocumentPath="@strFileArchivePath" ToolbarSettings="@ToolbarSettings" />


So, changing the value of my variable strFileArchivePath works as expected and loads the pdf file.

BUT if i then try to call the getsearchtext method after changing the variable

PDFViewer.GetTextSearch().SearchText(strSearchTerm, false);

It doesn't work, i suspect this is due to code not awaiting the load of the file and therefore it searching before the file has finished loading.

I don't want to use the load method and then the search method, i'd like to subscribe to the "DocumentLoaded" event of the viewer but i cant work out how to do this, can someone provide a simple example please?

Many thanks,

Dean



Mohan Selvaraj [Syncfusion]
Replied On November 25, 2019 01:01 PM UTC

Hi Dean, 

Thanks for using Syncfusion Products. 

The Event in the Blazor PDF Viewer control has to be wrapped inside the <PdfViewerEvents>  tag . Please find the below code-snippet for adding the DocumentLoaded event in PDF Viewer Balzor control. 

<EjsPdfViewerServer @ref="@PDFViewer" Height="500px" Width="1060px" DocumentPath="@documentPath"> 
    <PdfViewerEvents DocumentLoaded="@DocumentLoaded"></PdfViewerEvents> // The events has to be provided like this. 
</EjsPdfViewerServer> 

@code{ 
    EjsPdfViewerServer PDFViewer; 
    private string documentPath { get; set; } = "wwwroot/Data/FormFillingDocument.pdf"; 

    private void DocumentLoaded(LoadEventArgs args) 
    { 
        PDFViewer.GetTextSearch().SearchText("Name", false); 
    } 

} 


We have created the simple PDF Viewer Blazor sample for the same with searching the text on DocumentLoaded event. Kindly download from the below link. 



Regards, 
Mohan S 


Dean Walker
Replied On November 26, 2019 10:06 AM UTC

Hi,

Many thanks for your quick reply and example!

I've tried the code and it works exactly as I need.

Regards,

Dean

Padmini Ramamurthy [Syncfusion]
Replied On November 28, 2019 06:45 AM UTC

Hi Dean, 
  
Glad that the provided solution works and please get back to us if you need any other assistance. 
  
Regards, 
Padmini 


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