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Creating Super Awesome PDF's with Salesforce

Brief intro Salesforce PDF Salesforce under the hood uses "Flying-Saucer" rendering engine to render the pdf of the fly. Check out more about Flying-Saucer here : It basically supports CSS2.1 and minimal features of CSS3. I would recommend you to go through @Page css properties and this link for a better understanding http://www.antennahouse.com/CSSInfo/CSS-Page-Tutorial-en.pdf Lets get started: Case1 : Repeating Header / Footer In this example we will have our Logo as header and Page number as the footer  which will repeated in all the pages of the document. Demo The Code: <apex:page renderAs="pdf" standardStylesheets="false" showHeader="false" applyHtmlTag="false" > <head> <style> @page { margin-top:70px; margin-left:0px; margin-right:0px; size:portrait;

Solving the Logout back button problem through javascript.

In this blog we will see how to solve the logout back button problem, this is a simple solution to handle but its not robust but still works well less number of pages. Here is the JS for <pre> function preventBack(){          window.history.forward();                   }                   setTimeout("preventBack()", 0);          window.onunload=function(){null}; </pre> Here is the Demo Another way of overcoming this would be adding recaptcha to the login form , even though the form gets resubmitted it will fail at captcha as it would be different for every page load.