Posts made by mombrea

Gia,

You need to make sure the extension is properly loaded into the solution. You do this by installing the extension with npm inside of the jsreport folder. And also make sure that your jsreport.config.json file has the key/value for "discover": true

@jan_blaha you're amazing, thank you!

Anybody know how to accomplish this? @BJRMATOS

Using the dotnetcore middleware filter, I'm trying to configure the pdf-password extension options. The instructions are to set a new object in the Template configuration but I'm not sure how to add an arbitrary property.

From the jsreport-pdf-password docs:

  template: {
    content: '...',
    recipe: '...',
    engine: '...',
    pdfPassword: {
      active: true,
      password: '1234'
      /* ...other options... */
    }
  }
}

However in my configuration, I don't know how to specify the pdfPassword property:

HttpContext.JsReportFeature()
      .Configure((r) => r.Template = new jsreport.Types.Template
      {
          Recipe = jsreport.Types.Recipe.ChromePdf,
          Chrome = new jsreport.Types.Chrome
          {
                PrintBackground = true,
                MediaType = jsreport.Types.MediaType.Print,
          },
          Engine = jsreport.Types.Engine.None,
///??? pdfPassword =  isn't allowable here
       });

Thank you in advance for any guidance!