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Before 3.8.5fx2, if set the html width to a big number(5000) , and the html page is 1200 width, it will generate the page render as 1200 width.
After 3.8.5fx2, the page will render in PDF as if it’s 5000px long, the rendered PDF content is very small although there’s no need for scaling.#29659Could you please publish an HTML code snippet and its PDF result to illustrate the issue?
BTW: have you tried v3.9.4?
#26988I have html page that occupy all page, and I adding footer to page when creating PDF. PDF file is not jumping to next page and last line is not showing.
#26989Hello,
We recently updated to the version 3.9.4 DMS edition expecting to have list support on RTF. In the transformation to RTF for some reason some bullets are in Arial and others in Times New Roman.
The look and feel of the bullets is really different depending on the Microsof Office version.I tried to remove the font style (Arial,etc…) and then the bullets were correct, but we need the text in Arial.
Do you have any idea of why this is happening? any solution?
Thanks!
#26990Hi,
I try to convert this html code in pdf with pd4ml jar library:<br /> <html><br /> <head></head><br /> <body><br /> <p><br /> Š<br /> </p><br /> </body><br /> </html><br />With 380 Pro version, Pd4ml renders it correctly, with the newest 394 (and with the prior 384), it’s not decode (render print “?” char).
Attached the pdfs.
Someone can help me?
#29665The problem reason is that recent PD4ML versions are more strict by character encoding conversion.
ISO-8859-1 (also called Latin-1) is identical to Windows-1252 (also called CP1252) except for the code points 128-159 (Š = 138). ISO-8859-1 assigns several control codes in this range. Windows-1252 has several characters, punctuation, arithmetic and business symbols assigned to these code points.
As I see you use Windows-1252 as default; PD4ML relies on ISO-8859-1.
A general solution for that type of issues is to utilize TTF embedding feature of PD4ML.
As long as you run DMS edition of PD4ML, the easiest workaround would be to enable PDF/A generation mode (make sure pd4ml_rc.jar is in the same directory with pd4ml.jar) with pd4ml.generatePdfa(true) API call.
#29661We still have no solution.
If you take a look at the RTF document source, you can see, all the bullets are defined absolutely identical way. But in MS Word some of them appears as they are defined with Times New Roman. The issue is not reproducible with OpenOffice.
Next days we’ll try to find a workaround, however it is still not obvious how.
#29640PD4ML does not support a ligaturizing of Hindi fonts.
If you point us to a good algorithm, which describes it, we’ll implement it on our code.
#29594The issue is going to be solved with the forthcoming v395.
#29632Forthcoming v395 is going to address the issue. If you send us (support pd4ml com) a document sample, we could test prior to the release if it solves the numbering problem in your particular case.
#29429@jungbunzlav wrote:
Hi there,
I have some complex problem here with pd4ml 385fx2.
I am using pd4ml by the taglib approach rendering a pdf file.
The file contains a img tag which is refering to a Servlet which returns an BufferedImage (a barcode generated on the fly).
Without this call the pdf renders perfectly – with the call the pdf won’t be shown by the internal pdf viewer of firefox version 25. If I ‘download’ the pdf an open it via Acrobat Reader the pdf is shown perfectly.
So, only the BufferedImage prevents the pdf from beeing displayed by firefox’s internal pdf viewer.
Here is the code returned on the JSP of the called Servlet:
<br /> response.setContentType("image/png");<br /> BufferedImage image = getMyBufferedImage();<br /> OutputStream os = response.getOutputStream();<br /> ImageIO.write(image, "png", os);<br /> os.close();<br />I think the ImageIO.write statement has some downfalls with pd4ml.
Any quick help?
Thanks
I have also experienced similar problems. The PDF and swf files with bar code images did not display on firefox, but it works correctly on safari. I really don’t know why？
