Using PowerShell with DynamicPDF API | Jul 05, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/powershell | Use Microsoft's PowerShell to test DynamicPDF API endpoints from the command line quickly. |
DynamicPDF API Word and Excel Conversion | Apr 16, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/word-excel-conversion | The DynamicPDF API pdf endpoint now supports Word and Excel conversion to PDF. |
DynamicPDF API's Postman Collection | Apr 02, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/postman-api | 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 | Mar 04, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/dashboard-changes | 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//dpdf.io. |
Using Axios Node.js with CloudAPI | Jan 31, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/dlex-layout-axios | 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. |
Using CloudAPI with WordPress | Jan 14, 2024 | https://dpdf.io/blog/cloudapi-with-wordpress | 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. |
Dynamic Columns and Designer Reports - Part Two | Dec 06, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/dynamic-columns-and-designer-reports-part-two | DynamicPDF Designer is a powerful graphical editing tool for creating a DLEX XML specification that, when processed, creates a PDF document. You can also programmatically create a DLEX specification to format a report dynamically. Here, we show how to dynamically create a columnar report. |
Dynamic Columns and Designer Reports - Part One | Dec 04, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/dynamic-columns-and-designer-reports-part-one | DynamicPDF Designer is a powerful graphical editing tool for creating a DLEX XML specification that, when processed, creates a PDF document. You can also programmatically modify a DLEX specification to format a report dynamically. Here, we show how to dynamically change a report to remove columns when creating a columnar report. |
Generate JSON Correctly (SQL Server Example) | Nov 28, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/sql-server-json | In this short tip, we demonstrate using SQL Server to easily create a JSON document for testing in DynamicPDF Designer Online. |
Subreports Using Designer | Nov 09, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/subreport-using-designer | Here at DynamicPDF, we have noticed several clients needing help distinguishing if they should use a Subreport rather than a ConditionalHeader or ConditionalFooter. ConditionalHeader elements and ConditionalFooter elements are convenient ways to add top-level information or column headers to a report. However, when you need to display substantial data in a header or footer, often the better choice is to use a Subreport. Here, we create a report illustrating why you might consider using a Subreport rather than a ConditionalHeader or ConditionalFooter. |
Dynamic Color Using Designer | Oct 11, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/dynamic-color-using-designer | DynamicPDF API now allows conditionally formatting an element's color using expressions. In the following example we illustrate formatting a simple DLEX Report. |
Expand Row Height to Match Content | Oct 07, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/auto-sizing-using-designer | You can expand rows to easily match the height of your content. You can even use Lines and Rectangles to expand with a field's content. Here's how to do it. |
Using CSS Stylesheet when processing HTML | Sep 22, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/using-css-stylesheet | One question we get asked here at DynamicPDF is how to use a CSS stylesheet when using the html input with the pdf endpoint to convert HTML to PDF. Here is a simple way to accomplish this task. |
Python Client Library Released | Aug 29, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/released-to-python | The Python client library is now available from PyPi. This client library make it easy to use the DynamicPDF API from your Python based applications. |
DynamicPDF API Designer Now Supports Google Fonts | Jul 07, 2023 | https://dpdf.io/blog/google-fonts | DynamicPDF CloudAPI Designer now supports Google Fonts, significantly expanding the number of fonts available to you when creating a PDF document. |