Ajax and jquery pdf

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I agree to the above terms. Thanks for the reply, but the issue is the inputxml is bit large and containing lot of data. I don't think its possible to put it to the URL as a query string. Then you can send the inputxml via AJAX and when the server tells you everything is ok you can insert the iframe.

In the comment from a different post you said that the xmldata and the pdf aren't correlated, so this should work. Show 6 more comments.

Thanks a lot!!! After day of search this is the only answer that not display a blank pdf : — Mistre This answer should be the accepted one.

Since GET can't accomodate the length of the base64 encoded image, i did a rough workaround to get it work until i saw this one. Thanks so much. Works well when combined with download. For anybody that stumbles across this. Chris Rocco Chris Rocco 1 1 silver badge 3 3 bronze badges.

You saved my day! In my situation the PDF file is not physically generated on the server. Either the data is processed by the browser, which can result in a download - or by JavaScript, which usually triggers DOM insertion etc. You would need a way to convert the PDF to HTML in order to display it - theoretically possible, but JavaScript is not really meant to do that, and that's probably not what you want. Is there any jquery plugin which help me to do this? Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

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