Using a viewer

[Shahzain Badruddin]

Hi,

I like this code and thank you for making it. I just have one problem. I want to use the PDFjs viewer as shown on their demo page to show the PDF. How can I integrate that with a base64 encoded data?

Thank you.

[Vivin Paliath]

You will have to take a look at their code. You can pretty much hardcode
the base64 data or retrieve it from elsewhere (like via AJAX). Then you'll
have to convert it into a uint8array like I have in my code. This example I
have is actually dated. You probably want to take a look at the demo I
committed to the examples directory in mozilla/pdf.js. You can see it here:
https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/tree/master/examples/text-selection

On Wed, Oct 9, 2013 at 3:18 AM, Shahzain Badruddin <[e-mail]

wrote:

Hi,

I like this code and thank you for making it. I just have one problem. I
want to use the PDFjs viewer as shown on their demo page to show the PDF.
How can I integrate that with a base64 encoded data?

Thank you.

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