Hi,
I had a requirement where the client had to display their company Image on pdf when the report was downloaded, the Image I was referencing was on their Company Portal. unfortunately the pdf file wouldn't pick this image, it worked only for HTML downloads.
Here is how you do it!
You can get Images from websites into your pdf file, but this will include two extra clicks...
Go to any report, click the “Printer Friendly” option, and select HTML.
An HTML webpage will be generated for that report, now in that web page in the Menu bar, go to File and select Print…
The below popup screen will be displayed, select “Adobe PDF” and click Print.
After you click Print you will have to save the Report, the save as type is automatically set to PDF, enter the Name .
And your pdf is generated will the Company logo.
Cheers!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Repository Script Extractor for Siebel versions > 7.7
Hey folks,
Want to have a backup of all those cool and interesting scripts you wrote, but find it too taxing to manually copy each and every script in to a good readable format?
Here is a new tool the we have been working on. What it basically does is, it extracts the scripts based on a user given date or a prefix. Any scripts that were created or updated beyond the date will be exported into the excel sheet as well as in an HTML format just like the utility Oracle had introduced to extract scripts for versions 7.7 and earlier.
The tool connects to Siebel via the object layer and pulls out the information...
Here is a peak at what this tool looks like
Main UI
HTML Output
Click the below icon to download this cool tool..!
Cheers!
Want to have a backup of all those cool and interesting scripts you wrote, but find it too taxing to manually copy each and every script in to a good readable format?
Here is a new tool the we have been working on. What it basically does is, it extracts the scripts based on a user given date or a prefix. Any scripts that were created or updated beyond the date will be exported into the excel sheet as well as in an HTML format just like the utility Oracle had introduced to extract scripts for versions 7.7 and earlier.
The tool connects to Siebel via the object layer and pulls out the information...
Here is a peak at what this tool looks like
Main UI
HTML Output
Click the below icon to download this cool tool..!
Cheers!
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