Edit Viewer
Edit Viewer is used to edit the pages in document, such as, rotating, cropping, filtering, etc. as well as adjust the layout of the display.
const editViewer = new Dynamsoft.DDV.EditViewer({
container: document.getElementById("viewer"),
});
editViewer.openDocument("docUid"); // Open a document which has pages
Edit pages
Rotate
The method rotate()
is used to rotate the pages in the edit viewer.
Use cases
-
Rotate the current page 90 degrees counterclockwise.
editViewer.rotate(-90);
-
Rotate all pages 90 degrees clockwise.
const pageCount = editViewer.getPageCount(); editViewer.rotate(90,[...Array(pageCount).keys()]);
Crop
The method crop()
is used to crop the pages. If the rectangle selection is exceeds the bounds of the page, it won’t take effect.
Use cases
-
Crop the current page with the specified rectangle.
const rect = { left: 100, top: 100, width: 200, height: 200, }; editViewer.crop(rect);
-
Crop all pages with the specfied rectangle.
const pageCount = editViewer.getPageCount(); const rect = { left: 100, top: 100, width: 200, height: 200, }; editViewer.crop(rect,[...Array(pageCount).keys()]);
Undo/redo
Rotating and cropping operations can be undone and redone in the edit viewer by using undo()
and redo()
.
// Undo
editViewer.undo();
// Redo
editViewer.redo();
Adjust display layout of pages
Zoom in/out
To zoom in or zoom out, the property zoom
can help.
//Actual size
editViewer.zoom = 1;
//Twice the actual size
editViewer.zoom = 2;
//10% the actual size
editViewer.zoom = 0.1;
Display mode
The pages can be displayed in continous scrolling mode or page by page mode. displayMode
is used to switch the different display modes.
// Display the pages page by page
editViewer.displayMode = "single";
// Display the pages continuously
editViewer.displayMode = "continuous";
Fit mode
fitMode
can help to change the fit mode of the viewer.
// Fit Width
editViewer.fitMode = "width";
// Fit Height
editViewer.fitMode = "height";
// Fit Window
editViewer.fitMode = "window";
// Actual Size
editViewer.fitMode = "actualSize";
Built-in Thumbnail
Each edit viewer has a built-in thumbnail, as you may know, an IBrowseViewer
object represents the thumbnail object in edit viewer. When you create an editViewer
instance, the editViewer.thumbnail
object will be generated at meanwhile.
Use case
Show/hide thumbnail.
// Show thumbnail
editViewer.thumbnail.show();
// Hide thumbnail
editViewer.thumbnail.hide();