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cfdocumentsection

Divides a PDF or FlashPaper document into sections. By using this tag in conjunction with a cfdocumentitem tag, each section can have unique headers, footers, and page numbers.

Syntax

<cfdocumentsection>

Script Syntax ACF11+, Lucee, Railo 4.2+

cfdocumentsection();

Attribute Reference

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
margintop	numeric	No		Specifies the top margin in inches (default) or centimeters. To specify the top margin in centimeters, include the unit=”cm” attribute in the parent cfdocument tag.
marginbottom	numeric	No		Specifies the bottom margin in inches (default) or centimeters. To specify the bottom margin in centimeters, include the unit=”cm” attribute in the parent cfdocument tag.
marginleft	numeric	No		Specifies the left margin in inches (default) or centimeters. To specify the left margin in centimeters, include the unit=”cm” attribute in the parent cfdocument tag.
marginright	numeric	No		Specifies the right margin in inches (default) or centimeters. To specify the right margin in centimeters, include the unit=”cm” attribute in the parent cfdocument tag.
authpassword	string	No		Password sent to the target URL for Basic Authentication. Combined with username to form a base64 encoded string that is passed in the Authenticate header. Does not provide support for Integrated Windows, NTLM, or Kerebos authentication.
authuser	string	No		User name sent to the target URL for Basic Authentication. Combined with password to form a base64 encoded string that is passed in the Authenticate header. Does not provide support for Integrated Windows, NTLM, or Kerebos authentication.
mimetype	string	No	text/html	MIME type of the source document
name	string	No		Bookmark name for the section.
src	string	No		URL or the relative path to the web root. You cannot specify both the src and srcfile attributes.
srcfile	string	No		Absolute path of a file that is on the server. You cannot specify both the src and srcfile attributes.
useragent	string	No		Text to put in the HTTP User-Agent request header field. Used to identify the request client software.

A simple cfdocumentsection tag based example

We’ve example to create pdf with documentsection in tag syntax

<cfdocument format="pdf" bookmark="yes">
<cfdocumentsection mimetype="text/html">
<table>
<tr>
<td>Coldfusuion</td>
<td>java</td>
</tr>
</table>
</cfdocumentsection>
</cfdocument>

A simple cfdocumentsection in script based example

We’ve example to create pdf with documentsection in script syntax and Used documentsection mime type as text/html.

<cfscript>
cfdocument (format="pdf",bookmark="yes"){
cfdocumentsection(mimetype="text/html"){
writeOutput("<table><tr><td>Coldfusuion</td><td>java</td></tr></table>");
}
}
</cfscript>

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