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            Define Document Properties

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            Define Document Properties

            Define the document properties of the generated PDF by using a literal value or a binding pointing to data in the declaration section.

            Required Editions

            Available in Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.

            The table lists the supported properties in DocumentProperties. All properties are optional.

            Property Description Data Type
            title Title of the document String
            author Name of the author String
            subject Subject of the document String
            keywords Keywords associated with the document String
            creator Creator of the document String
            producer Producer of the document String
            creationDate Date the document was created Numeric
            modDate Date the document was last modified Numeric

            Sample code using a literal value:

            <Declarations>
  <!-- left out as not relevant for this example -->
</Declarations>
<DocumentProperties>
  <Property key="title" value="A documentTitle"/>
</DocumentProperties>

            Sample code using a binding pointing to data in the declaration section:

            <Declarations>
  <DataDeclaration name="header" type="LuPrintPreviewHeader"></DataDeclaration>
</Declarations>
<DocumentProperties>
  <Property key="keywords" value="{{Declarations::header.keyword}}"/>
</DocumentProperties>
             
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