Create | Submit | Fill | Save PDF Forms


Create PDF Forms | Submit PDF Forms
Using the HiQPdf library you can create PDF documents with interactive forms containing the following types of fields: check boxes, text boxes, list boxes, combo boxes, radio buttons groups, submit and reset buttons.
Create PDF Forms | Submit PDF Forms Demo [click here]
In this demo you can learn how to create a PDF form with various fields and how to submit the values entered in the form to a web page. You can choose what type of fields to include in form and also the URL where to GET or POST the values entered in form.
When the Submit button of the PDF form is pressed, the PDF viewer will make a GET or a POST request to the URL below function of the selected method.
When the selected method is GET the form fields names and values will be added as key-value pairs in the query string of the URL and they can be accessed in ASP.NET using the Request.QueryString collection. When the selected method is POST the form fields names and values will be posted as key-value pairs to the URL and they can be accessed in ASP.NET using the Request.Form collection.

Fill PDF Forms | Save PDF Forms
The HiQPdf software component allows you to load a PDF document with interactive forms using the methods described in the Load Documents section. After a PDF document containing a form was loaded, it is possible to fill the form fields with values and then save the modified PDF document.
Fill PDF Forms | Save PDF Forms Demo[click here]
In this demo you can learn how to load a PDF document with a form, enter some values from code and then save the modified PDF document. After the PDF document was loaded you can iterate the fields in the Document.Form.Fields collection or you can get a field from collection by index or by name.