I am encrypting the pdf in rails using pdf-toolkit
here is my code:
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)
It is giving error saying that
undefined method user_pw
Any suggestions
I am encrypting the pdf in rails using pdf-toolkit
here is my code:
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)
It is giving error saying that
undefined method user_pw
Any suggestions
On 5 December 2012 10:40, kiran cy [email protected] wrote:
I am encrypting the pdf in rails using pdf-toolkit
here is my code:
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)It is giving error saying that
undefined method user_pw
Have you provided that method or variable? If not then what do you
think that user_pw is referring to?
Colin
I think that is predefined in pdftk
On 5 December 2012 11:04, kiran cy [email protected] wrote:
Please quote the previous message and put your reply inline at
appropriate points. Remember this is a mailing list not a forum
(though you may be accessing it via a forum-like interface. Thanks.
I think that is predefined in pdftk
Can you point me to the docs that make you think that in
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)
that user_pw is predefined in pdftk?
Colin
Colin L. wrote in post #1087900:
On 5 December 2012 11:04, kiran cy [email protected] wrote:
Please quote the previous message and put your reply inline at
appropriate points. Remember this is a mailing list not a forum
(though you may be accessing it via a forum-like interface. Thanks.I think that is predefined in pdftk
Can you point me to the docs that make you think that in
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)
that user_pw is predefined in pdftk?
Colin
On Dec 5, 11:14am, kiran cy [email protected] wrote:
That is the usage summary for the command line tools, not for the ruby
api. For starters you’ll need to separate your arguments with commas,
not spaces
Fred
On 5 December 2012 11:14, kiran cy [email protected] wrote:
PDF::Toolkit.pdftk(infile output outfile user_pw rails)
that user_pw is predefined in pdftk?
Colin
As you have coded it ruby will look for a variable or method called
user_pw from which to get the value to pass to pdftk. If you want to
pass the string user_pw then I guess that you must put “user_pw”.
Colin
It is working pdf is encrypted
my_pdf =
PDF::Toolkit.open(directory+@encrypt_pdf.attach.url.split(’?’)[0].to_s)
my_pdf.user_password=@encrypt_pdf.user_password
my_pdf.owner_password=@encrypt_pdf.owner_password
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