possible to set a margin only to the last page

[yeahman]

hi, is it possible to set a margintop only to the last page or (one
page before last page) of a pdf?

[BrianS]

On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 8:08:52 AM UTC-4, yeahman wrote:

hi, is it possible to set a margintop only to the last page or (one
page before last page) of a pdf?

The only way you could realistically do this would be to know where the last page starts. So unless you're dealing with a fairly structured document the answer is no.

[John Bell]

could the page_script() be used in this context? "The variables $pdf, $PAGE_NUM, and $PAGE_COUNT are available"

John

John

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[BrianS]

It's late and I'm running on fumes, so I won't say it's absolutely not possible. But even if it were it would require some serious coding effort. You could maybe write some code that uses the CPDF::transform() method and push it into the stack, but you would have to be able to specify the number of the object you want to manipulate. That doesn't sound like a trivial task to me.

It does sound like an interesting coding exercise, but I don't believe I'll have time to tackle it in the near future.