Difference between revisions of "Stamp"

Revision as of 13:59, 23 July 2013

Stamp is only allowed in taxonomy view for any document which can be converted to PDF or is a PDF. In order to stamp a document it's necessary to have working integration with OpenOffice. Take a look at OpenOffice.org or Application configuration.

Restrictions:

• Only allowed for documents convertible to PDF or PDF files.
• Have write privileges on folder.
• Only allowed on taxonomy view.

Detail of the functions according to their icons:

• → Start stamping a document

Stamping a document

Fist select a document ( convertible to PDF or PDF ) in taxonomy view, then click the stamp icon. A popup will appear.

Several stamp types can be assigned in administration view to each user. A user must select one of the available stamps he's got and execute it. After some time, a new PDF file will be generated ( or new version PDF file in case the selected stamped file was a PDF ).

Stamp administration

In the administration, the stamps can be managed. You can create text or image based stamps.

You can add new stamps or edit existing ones.

An Opacity equals to 0 means a transparent text or image and you won't see it. Set to 0.5 to see an semi-transparent text or set to 1 to be opaque. Also play with layer to stamp over or below the default text layer.

Since OpenKM Professional 6.2.18 you can customize the stamp text using scripting.

For example, to show the current date you can do:

new java.util.Date();

In image stamp it's shown image stamp definitions.

In Expr. X and Expr. Y input fields you can put more than a simple number. Currently the following macros are defined: IMAGE_WIDTH IMAGE_HEIGHT PAGE_WIDTH PAGE_HEIGHT PAGE_CENTER PAGE_MIDDLE So to center a stamp in the page you can use: Expr. X: PAGE_CENTER - IMAGE_WIDTH / 2 Expr. Y: PAGE_MIDDLE - IMAGE_HEIGHT / 2

A new image can be added or you can edit the actual one.

Using the test icon you can generate a test file.