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Docpop page numbers

Smitha_Challa
Star Contributor
Star Contributor

This might be a weird question. 

Hopefully someone has some input or comments about it. I am not even sure if this is right way to do this

This is my code to invoke docpop

   UriBuilder uriBuilder = null;

uriBuilder = new UriBuilder("http://appserver/");

uriBuilder.Path += "docpop/docpop.aspx";
uriBuilder.Query = string.Format("sessionid={0}&docid={1}&listtype=html&viewertype=html", sessionId, _DocumentID);

Response.Redirect(uriBuilder.Uri.ToString(), false);

This is my code to invoke the url to docpop. It opens docpop in viewertype= html mode. Is there a way I can give this html string a page range starting page to ending page?

When do I choose opening docpop in html mode compared to activex. Would it be possible to give it a range if I open docpop in viewertype = acitvex

Thank you

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Scott_Johnson3
World-Class Innovator
World-Class Innovator

Hi Smitha

There is a pageID parameter that will open the document on a specific page.  Check out the docpop MRG for more details.

Good Luck

Scott

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Smitha_Challa
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
Any suggestions?

Scott_McLean
Elite Collaborator
Elite Collaborator
There isn't any URL component for page range in a DocPop URL, so it would not matter whether you choose ActiveX or. HTML.

Smitha_Challa
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
So does that mean DocPop always shows starting from page 1 to ending page

Smitha_Challa
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
Ok thanks