TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET :: Getting Started

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Getting Started: Document Editor with Angular CLI v17.0

This article shows how to use the TX Text Control Document Editor npm package for Angular within an Angular CLI v17.0 application. It uses the trial backend running on our servers, but can also be used to get started with self-hosted applications.

31.0

Getting Started: Document Editor with Angular CLI

This article shows how to use the TX Text Control Document Editor npm package for Angular within an Angular CLI application. This is the first course of a getting started series for Angular to learn how to use the Document Editor in Angular.

Forms

Handling Form Field Data in Angular Applications

The Document Viewer in Angular can be used to fill form fields in documents. In this article, we will show how to handle the filled form field data in Angular applications.

MailMerge

Forms

Preparing Forms for the Document Viewer and Customizing the Signing Process in Angular and ASP.NET Core

This article shows how to prepare forms for the Document Viewer and how to customize the signing process in Angular and ASP.NET Core. A server-side controller is used to apply the signature and the form data to the document.

Saving

Asynchronous Loading and Saving in Angular Document Editor with an ASP.NET Core Web API

This article shows how to load and save documents in an Angular Document Editor using an ASP.NET Core Web API asynchronously. A Web API is used to load and save documents from and to the server and the Angular Document Editor is used to display and edit the documents.

How to Add Electronic and Digital Signatures to PDFs in ASP.NET Core C# and Angular

E-Sign

Electronic Signature

How to Add Electronic and Digital Signatures to PDFs in ASP.NET Core C# and Angular

Learn how to add electronic and digital signatures to PDFs in ASP.NET Core C# and Angular. This tutorial shows how to create an Angular application with an ASP.NET Core backend that uses the Document Viewer to display and sign PDF documents.

Web API

MailMerge with Angular and ASP.NET Core

This article shows how to use TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET in an Angular application to create a mail merge application. The backend is implemented using an ASP.NET Core Web API to merge templates with JSON data.

Getting Started: Loading and Saving Documents using Angular

This article shows how to load and save documents using the Angular Document Editor. It explains how to use the Angular Document Editor in an Angular application and how to load from a URL and how to save a document.

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Getting Started: Document Viewer with Angular CLI

This article shows how to use the TX Text Control Document Viewer npm package for Angular within a Angular CLI application.

Document Viewer for Angular: SignatureSettings Explained

E-Sign

Digital Signature

Document Viewer for Angular: SignatureSettings Explained

Learn how to use the SignatureSettings in the Document Viewer for Angular. This article explains how to load a document using JavaScript and how to set up the viewer for digital signatures.

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Getting Started: Programming the Angular Document Editor

This tutorial shows how to use the JavaScript API to program the TX Text Control Angular Document Editor.

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StackBlitz

Live Samples Hosted on StackBlitz

We are introducing a new live tutorial repository hosted on StackBlitz that enables you to test and modify samples using TX Text Control.

Backend

WebSockets

Building an ASP.NET Core Backend Application to Host the Document Editor and Document Viewer

This article explains how to create an ASP.NET Core backend application to host the Document Editor and Document Viewer. This backend application is required to provide the required functionality to the frontend applications built with Angular, React, or JavaScript.

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Getting Started: Angular Document Editor Attributes Explained

This article explains the possible attributes that can be used when initializing the TX Text Control Document Editor for Angular.

Backend

Creating an Angular Application with an ASP.NET Core Backend

This tutorial will show you how to use the Angular version of the TX Text Control within an ASP.NET Core Web application as the back end to be used.

Signatures

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Requesting Electronic Signatures

Requesting signatures is a common application using the TX Text Control document viewer available for ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core and Angular. This article shows a typical workflow how to prepare documents for a signature acquisition.

Compatibility

Document Editor and Viewer with Newer Versions of Angular CLI

For compatibility reasons, the peer dependencies of the TX Text Control Angular packages are older, but they are backward and forward compatible. This tutorial shows how to use TX Text Control packages with newer versions of Angular.

31.0

Getting Started: Loading and Saving Documents using Angular

This tutorial shows how to load and save documents using the JavaScript API in Angular applications.

JavaScript

Detect Toggle Button Changes

This article shows how to detect changes of toggle buttons in the ribbon of the web editor using a MutationObserver. The state of a toggle button in the ribbon visualizes the state of a certain property. For example a toggled list button shows, that the current input position belongs to a list.

Electronic Signatures

Sequentially Sign Documents with Multiple Signers

The Text Control DocumentViewer is designed to sign documents by multiple users. This article explains how to setup and deploy documents for multiple signers.

Document IO

Angular: Loading Documents on Initializing TX Text Control

With the latest version 28.3.0, the Angular document editor received a new event that is fired when TXTextControl is available. This event can be used to access the object and to attach additional events.