How to open rendered PDF in a new tab
See original GitHub issueOS: macOS High Sierra
React-pdf version: “@react-pdf/renderer”: “^1.0.0-alpha.17”,
Description:
I am currently using PDFDownloadLink to download the PDF but is there an alternative way to open the rendered PDF in a new tab instead of downloading it? Maybe with <BlobProvider />
?
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Hi, Is it possible to change the url? E.g. I don’t want the document to be called
9b6cd832-4ae8-487c-a71a-0961709dd364.pdf
when I click on save. I prefer to call it something based on the user attributes e.g.username.pdf
. ThanksHey! You can easily do that using the
<BlobProvider />
as you suggested:Hope this helped!