Encrypt with Password
This PHP demo applies a standard security handler (user and owner password) to an existing PDF document with SetaPDF.
The user password is user and the owner password is owner>.
It is up to the reader application to whether respect the defined permissions or not (not all viewer applications respect these flags).
PHP
<?php use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Document; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\SecHandler\SecHandler; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\SecHandler\Standard\Aes256; use setasign\SetaPDF2\Core\Writer\HttpWriter; // load and register the autoload function require_once '../../../../../bootstrap.php'; // prepare some files $files = [ $assetsDirectory . '/pdfs/Brand-Guide.pdf', $assetsDirectory . '/pdfs/camtown/Terms-and-Conditions.pdf', $assetsDirectory . '/pdfs/etown/Laboratory-Report.pdf' ]; $path = displayFiles($files, false); // create a writer instance $writer = new HttpWriter('encrypted.pdf'); // create a document instance $document = Document::loadByFilename($path, $writer); // create a security handler instance $secHandler = Aes256::create( $document, 'owner', 'user', // allow the user to print the document in high quality SecHandler::PERM_PRINT | SecHandler::PERM_DIGITAL_PRINT ); // save and finish $document->save()->finish();
