[PDF_Serve]
The [PDF_Serve] tag serves a PDF file which is stored in a variable in place of the current Lasso format file. The name of the PDF file can be specified and, in supported browsers, the PDF file will be written to disk using that name and/or automatically opened in the visitor's PDF reader.
None of the contents of the current format file will be served. [PDF_Serve] completely rewrites the HTTP headers and contents of the served response. [PDF_Serve] also performs an [Abort] so no tags after [PDF_Serve] will be executed.
The first parameter to the tag should be a variable which contains the PDF file to be served. An optional -File parameter allows the name of the PDF file to be specified. An optional -Type parameter allows the MIME type of the served file (default 'application/pdf') to be overridden.
- Syntax
- Parameters
[PDF_Serve: 'PDF Data']
[PDF_Serve: 'PDF Data', -File='Example.PDF']
[Variable: 'myPDF' = (PDF_Doc: ...)]
...
[PDF_Serve: $myPDF, -File='Example.PDF']
[PDF_Serve: (File_Read: 'Example.PDF'), -File='Example.PDF']Examples
See the PDF chapter in the Lasso 8 Language Guide for examples of how to use this tag. Many of the PDF examples require lengthy descriptions and the use of several related tags and are better suited to presentation in the Language Guide. This tag is documented on page 559.
| Tag Link | [PDF_Serve] | Category | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Process | Data Source | Any |
| Support | Preferred | Version | 6.0 |
| Output Type | None | Security | File |
| Implementation | LDML | Sets | Lasso 6.0 |
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