Exportpreviewtoimage Help

Legacy Poster

• August 18, 2014 17:03

Hello,

I am using 10.0 SR4. I cannot get Bartender to export a jpg via xml using any sort of database, query prompt, anything. When using query prompt combined with a stored procedure, no matter what other tags I use it still asks for the data with a manual prompt. Recently I tried using textdata. It errors saying that the element is not expected. Here's what I have using textdata. I copied it from another post and added my own data. Please help me!

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  Legacy Poster

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • August 19, 2014 13:53

  Anything?

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  Shotaro Ito

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • August 20, 2014 08:51

  <TextData> only works within <Print> tag's <RecordSet>, not working with preview.

  so... if you just want to make preview only, that is a little bit difficult. Like your xml, if you want to both print and preview image, you could do like this. (don't close document and run preview.)

  Note that if you save the document after job, the setting (disable prompt by <EnablePrompting>false</EnablePrompting>) would saved in the document.

  <?xml version="1.0"?>
  <XMLScript Version="2.0">
    <Command>
      <Print>
        <Format>C:\Temp\Commander\Documents\WithPrompt.btw</Format>
  
        <PrintSetup>
          <EnablePrompting>false</EnablePrompting>
        </PrintSetup>
  
        <RecordSet Name="Text File 1" Type="btTextFile" AddIfNone="true">
          <Delimitation>btDelimQuoteAndComma</Delimitation>
          <UseFieldNamesFromFirstRecord>true</UseFieldNamesFromFirstRecord>
          <TextData>
            <![CDATA[
  "ID","DATA","FMT"
  "T000","Hello world","withprompt.btw"
  ]]>
          </TextData>
        </RecordSet>
      </Print>
  
      <ExportPrintPreviewToImage ReturnImageInResponse="true">
        <Folder>C:\Temp\Commander\</Folder>
        <FileNameTemplate>Preview_Label%PageNumber%.jpg</FileNameTemplate>
        <ImageFormatType>JPG</ImageFormatType>
        <Colors>btColors24Bit</Colors>
        <DPI>300</DPI>
        <Overwrite>true</Overwrite>
        <IncludeMargins>true</IncludeMargins>
        <IncludeBorder>true</IncludeBorder>
        <BackgroundColor>16777215</BackgroundColor>
      </ExportPrintPreviewToImage>
  
    </Command>
  
  </XMLScript>
  

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  Legacy Poster

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • August 20, 2014 18:28

  Yes I eventually arrived at that, although I did not know about the enable prompting tag. Thank you very much for your help!

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