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How to Add PDF Link With C Sharp, Vb.NetLink
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To add a PDF link using C# or VB.NET, you can use the following code: C# code: ```csharp string pdfFilePath = @"C:\example.pdf"; string pdfLinkUrl = "https://www.example.com/example.pdf"; HyperLink pdfLink = new HyperLink(); pdfLink.NavigateUrl = pdfLinkUrl; pdfLink.Text = "Click here to download the PDF"; pdfLink.Target = "_blank"; Page.Controls.Add(pdfLink); ``` VB.NET code: ```vbnet Dim pdfFilePath As String = "C:\example.pdf" Dim pdfLinkUrl As String = "https://www.example.com/example.pdf" Dim pdfLink As New HyperLink() pdfLink.NavigateUrl = pdfLinkUrl pdfLink.Text = "Click here to download the PDF" pdfLink.Target = "_blank" Page.Controls.Add(pdfLink) ``` Explanation: 1. Set the path of the PDF file and the URL of the PDF link. 2. Create a HyperLink object. 3. Set the NavigateUrl property of the HyperLink object to the PDF link URL. 4. Set the Text property of the HyperLink object to the text that will be displayed as the link. 5. Set the Target property of the HyperLink object to "_blank" to open the PDF in a new browser window. 6. Add the HyperLink object to the Page.Controls collection to display the link on the web page. Note: You can change the properties of the HyperLink object to customize the appearance and behavior of the PDF link.
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