diff --git a/js/PdfViewer/Getting-Started.md b/js/PdfViewer/Getting-Started.md index 0c636ae9d..a9673af29 100644 --- a/js/PdfViewer/Getting-Started.md +++ b/js/PdfViewer/Getting-Started.md @@ -17,13 +17,13 @@ This section explains how to create the PDF viewer in your web application using Create a new project in the Visual Studio by selecting the ASP.NET Empty Web Application template. The following screenshot displays the Project Creation Wizard in Visual Studio 2012. - + **Create HTML Page** Right-click the project and select New Item option from the ‘Add’ menu to add a HTML page to the application. Name the page as **Default.html** and click OK. - + ### Add References, Scripts, Styles @@ -402,7 +402,7 @@ Add the following code in the
tag in the Default.html page. Here, the PDF The PDF viewer uses Web API services to process the PDF file. Right-Click the Project, select Add and Web API Controller Class from the listed templates. Rename it as **PdfViewerAPIController.cs**. - + N> While adding WebAPI Controller Class, name it with the suffix “Controller” that is mandatory. For example, in the demo the controller is named as “PdfViewerAPIController”. @@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ N> Create a folder named Data in the project location and add the PDF document t Right-Click the Project, select Add and Global.asax file from the listed templates. - + You can route the Web API in the Application_Start event into Global.asax file as follows. @@ -519,7 +519,7 @@ Run the sample application and you can see the PDF Viewer on the page as display