Sending Resources & Data in JSON Instructions
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The DynamicPDF API pdf endpoint now accepts payloads where the payload is raw/json rather than multipart/formdata. This change allows submitting a request purely as a JSON document.
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View All TagsThe DynamicPDF API PHP Client Library - Manual Import
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The DynamicPDF API now offers a simple option for using the PHP Client Library using the require_once PHP directive with the newly added DpdfApi.php file in the client library's GitHub (php-client) project.
The DynamicPDF API (Self-Hosted) - Core Features
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The DynamicPDF (Self-Hosted) - Core Features is now available on the AWS Marketplace.
We here at ceTe Software are excited to announce our latest PDF offering - The DynamicPDF API (Self-Hosted) - Core Features. Now you can have your own private version of the DynamicPDF API.
Announcing the pdf-image Endpoint
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We're pleased to announce the public release of the pdf-image endpoint for rasterizing PDF documents into images.
Using PowerShell with DynamicPDF API
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Use Microsoft's PowerShell to test DynamicPDF API endpoints from the command line quickly.
DynamicPDF API Word and Excel Conversion
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The DynamicPDF API pdf endpoint now supports Word and Excel conversion to PDF.
DynamicPDF API's Postman Collection
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The DynamicPDF API is now on the Postman Public API Network, the most extensive collection of APIs available anywhere. Use Postman to call the DynamicPDF API's endpoints before incorporating the endpoints into your application. Save time and money using the DynamicPDF API's public collection on Postman.
DynamicPDF API's Portal
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DynamicPDF is excited to announce our new Portal has been redesigned to make working with the DynamicPDF API more intuitive. We are also happy to announce the renaming of the DynamicPDF Cloud API to DynamicPDF API and our new home: https://dpdf.io.
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DynamicPDF Cloud API Becomes DynamicPDF API
DynamicPDF announces our new name, DynamicPDF API. Since launching the DynamicPDF Cloud API last year, people worldwide have used it to create and manipulate PDF documents and reports. Our mission at the DynamicPDF Cloud API has always been to provide an easy-to-use web interface for organizations wishing to capitalize on our powerful flagship product, DynamicPDF Core Suite, without worrying about installing and managing desktop software. To reflect DynamicPDF's goals, the DynamicPDF Cloud API will now be known as the DynamicPDF API. This name change better reflects the current trend, where cloud computing is so ubiquitous that adding cloud to our name felt redundant.
The DynamicPDF API also changed its domains to:
- https://dpdf.io for the main website and
- https://portal.dpdf.io/log-in for the portal.
Portal
DynamicPDF API replaced the Environment Manager with our new and improved Portal. The Portal includes global font management, a more intuitive file manager, and other features improving your experience using the DynamicPDF API for all your PDF needs. Use the Portal to manage your organization's apps, API keys, plan, billing, files, and fonts and to review usage reports.
Using Axios Node.js with CloudAPI
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A client asked how to call the dlex-layout endpoint using the Axios library rather than the DynamicPDF API's Node.js client library. In this tutorial, we illustrate how to send files and associated data by constructing a form and then using Axios to call the dlex-layout endpoint.
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Consider using The DynamicPDF API's node.js client library to make using the endpoints easier (DynamicPDF API - Node.js Client on NPM).
Using CloudAPI with WordPress
· 8 min read
A client asked if The DynamicPDF API worked with WordPress. This question made us wonder how we could integrate The DynamicPDF API with WordPress so potential clients could use our product in their WordPress sites.
The following solution is what we came up with.