function helloWorld()
{
var xml = "<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>\n<!DOCTYPE pdf PUBLIC \"-//big.faceless.org//report\" \"report-1.1.dtd\">";
xml += "<pdf>\n";
xml += "<head>";
xml += "<macrolist>";
xml += "<macro id=\"myheader\">";
xml += "<p align=\"left\">";
xml += "This is the Document Header";
xml += "</p>";
xml += "</macro>";
xml += "<macro id=\"myfooter\">";
xml += "<p align=\"right\">";
xml += "Page <pagenumber/> of <totalpages/>";
xml += "</p>";
xml += "</macro>";
xml += "</macrolist>";
xml += "</head>";
xml += "<body font-size=\"18\" header=\"myheader\" header-height=\"20mm\" footer=\"myfooter\" footer-height=\"20mm\">\nHello World!\n</body>\n";
xml += "</pdf>";
var file = nlapiXMLToPDF( xml );
response.setContentType('PDF','helloworld.pdf');
response.write( file.getValue() );
}
Notice that I have used "macro". According to BFO's user guide, macro is used as a block of XML which can be repeated multiple times throughout the document. This "macro" needs to be used because merely using "header" and "footer" elements on the body portion of the HTML would not work.
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