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2 years ago
I'm discussing some software design issues with a potential client and the idea of Web-to-Print technology has come up.
We need users to be able to drag images from an image library to various regions defined by a template. Example: Images may go in box A, B, or C and text may go in boxes D or E. These templates would be setup
Boxes A through E would be defined inside a template by administrators using some sort of editor.
These templates would serve as a mapping from web-content to a PDF.
Once users drag images and insert text in the appropriate regions of the template, the result will be converted into a PDF.
Is this feasible these days with jquery & asp.net? That would be nice.
If not, what would be the ideal solution?