http://www.moodshare.co/blog/2011/06/transparency-support-for-alivepdf/

I was doing a lot of copying and pasting, and somehow missed that one.

In addition I moved to a newer version of AlivePDF, and now things are working for me using chart.addimage() -

I’m going to try to get the 300dpi image stream working this afternoon -

I truly appreciate the help!

2# – Your code looks OK except for claimPDF.save which should be p.save
Getting no error and no prompt is strange though; put some breakpoints in to see if your f.save ever gets called… or I can look at it for you if you zip up the project and send it over to stepan (At) stehil DOT com

Ok, I realized the first issue – I replaced all those characters and was able to get your class to compile.

I subsequently imported your class, and then used the following code to try to generate the PDF:

var p:PDF = new PDF( Orientation.PORTRAIT, Unit.MM, Size.A4 );
p.addPage();
var image:ImageSnapshot = ImageSnapshot.captureImage(combination_chart, 300, new NonTransparentPNGEncoder());
p.addImageStream(image.data, ColorSpace.DEVICE_RGB, null, 0, 150, 180, 80);

var bytes:ByteArray = claimPDF.save(Method.LOCAL);
var f:FileReference = new FileReference();
f.save(bytes,”report.pdf”);

I am able to project the image.data on a swfLoader in my app, so I know it is being capture.

But for some reason, I never receive a prompt to download the pdf…

Thanks for this post…I am trying to implement AlivePDF to print out a report that will include a custom FusionChart built by the user.

I tried to implement the above class but for some reason it is giving me a whole bunch of syntax errors.

It looks like the source of the problem are the lines that us HTML-esque expressions (i.e. y < on line 215).

I wonder if this is some compiler setting on my end?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Scott