Action: Insert Rich Text to PDF

Action: Insert Rich Text to PDF

Insert Rich Text to PDF
 action allows you to insert configured text to your PDF file as overlayed image at specified position.

Example of Insert Rich Text to PDF action configuration on the current site

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For more information about Action Builder read Action Builder introduction article.

To configure the action Insert Rich Text to PDF additional properties should be specified:

Configuration

Property

Required

Type

Description

Library

yes

Choice

A library where pdf file we want to insert into is located. It is possible to select:

  • from the current site, by selecting the 'On current site' option. The drop-down shows all available libraries on the site.
  • from any site, by selecting 'On any site' option, choosing the site in the drop-down or typing a server relative URL to the site and then selecting a library in 'Library' drop-down
  • Dynamic path which allows to specify expression based path to the library

Item Id

yes

Integer

The item Id of the PDF document

Text

yes

String

Text to be inserted as overlayed image into PDF file. You can type text directly into this field or use Expressions to dynamically generate this.

Target page
 

yes

Choice

Specify the page we want to insert text to:

  • All
  • First
  • Last
  • Custom

Page number

no

Integer

Specify the existing page number. By default page number 1 is used

Horizontal align

yes

Choice

Select horizontal alignment where to insert text to:

  • Left
  • Middle
  • Right

Vertical align

yes

Choice

Select vertical alignment where to insert text to:

  • Top
  • Middle
  • Bottom

Horizontal offset

no

String

Specify horizontal offset of the image. Can be positive or negative integer in pixels

Vertical offset

no

String

Specify vertical offset of the image. Can be positive or negative integer in pixels


Availability

Modern Forms

List Actions

Scheduled/Triggered Actions

✓

✓

✓*

*  In Scheduled/Triggered actions only inserting Rich Text to PDF from the current site's libraries is available.


Output

Output Parameter

Type

Description

ItemID

Number

Returns the Id of the document in a library as output parameter and can be used in subsequent actions.

FileName

String

Returns the file name of document

Url

String

Absolute Url to the document in a library. Starts with 'https://'

ServerRelativeUrl

String

Server relative path to the document in a library. Starts with '/'

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