How to send generated PDF via API using Base64 format

Hello,

Unfortunately, there is no default option to output the PDF in base64 yet, but as an option, you can try to use a filter to convert the [e2pdf-download] shortcode output base64 encoded PDF: https://codefile.io/f/9P1tyTyima

Using the shortcode as: [e2pdf-download id="1" output="url" esc_url_raw="true" base64="true"] will return base64 encoded PDF. Please note that if you want to call the shortcode via PHP, you must define the "dataset" attribute, i.e. the ID entry.

Hello,

We have the PHP API development in our TODO list to make it easier to interact, however, not yet any ETA. As a temporary solution, we reviewed your request and released an RC version update which has additional hooks for e2pdf-zapier shortcode, which has needed data. Unfortunately, the current version of E2Pdf doesn't allow easily get the name of the PDF. So to use it:

1. It must be updated the plugin to the latest RC version: https://e2pdf.com/docs/install#rc-version

2. After the update, it must be added PHP hook: https://codefile.io/f/ICEFb5ilun, or you can update it to use it for requests to your API directly, as $data includes also additional information like Entry ID.

If you wish to get needed just via shortcodes and via the provided PHP hook:

[e2pdf-zapier id="1" webhook="local" base64="true"] - will output Base64 PDF

[e2pdf-zapier id="1" webhook="local" base64_name="true"] - will output PDF name

The "dataset" attribute is also required if the shortcodes will be called from PHP.