#29411

The feature is not supported by PD4ML yet.

#29414

Is there any other way converting color pdf to grayscale ..??without using pd4ml..!!

#29415

No, I’ve never seen such function in popular products/libraries.

#26883

I encounter issue when converting a element with display:block. Pd4ml tend to ignore the display:block value which cause the background not expanding to its parent’s width.

The HTML block:

abc dddd

CSS:
.Section1Title {
background-color: blue;
display: block;
width:100%;
}

#29090

@ronniepi wrote:

Do I need to encode the start/stop character “*” into the Code 3 of 9 barcode manully using this Code 39 barcode generator font?

I knew the answer. In general, the start/stop character “*” will be generated automatically by barcode creator. So we do not worry about the “*” issue.

#29416

PD4ML does not support display: block;, however display: inline-block; should work.

#29417

I am using PD4ML Pro 3.8.5b9, and tried the display: inline-block;, but no luck.

FYI, I used PD4ML as command line: java -jar pd4ml.jar file:test.htm test.pdf

#29418

You are right: inline-block does not solve the issue with background expanding. For the time being there is no workaround. We’ll check what could be done in the forthcoming release.

#29419

So, any tentative date for the next release?

#29393

The fonts come from CSS not from TTF fonts.

#28326

Hi,

I am converting google charts to SVG images using bellow article

http://www.battlehorse.net/page/topics/charts/save_google_charts_as_image.html

Here I am getting SVG image path using canvas.toDataURL(), By using this path I can show image in html but not in PD4ML pdf as it is throwing an error
‘ERROR STDERR – Bad Base64 input character at 6644: 59(decimal)’.
can u please tell me how to show svg images in PD4ML files.

Sathish

#28327

Unfortunately PD4ML does not support JavaScript and Canvas – so most probably that is the problem reason.

On the other hand if you generate the chart in a regular browser, extract the image as a base64-encoded data URL and pass the image to PD4ML to be converted to PDF – the trick may work.

In the case it would help if you send us a typical data URL, obtained with canvas.toDataURL(). We’ll check what could be done.

#29394

You may specify font face via CSS or in tag – it foes not matter from PD4ML perspective.

PD4ML needs to find a physical .TTF file by its font face name: to parse, to extract used glyphs and to embed the TTF subset to the resulting PDF.

#29420

Close to end of the month. According to our plans it is Nov. 20, but it can take a week longer.

#26884

Using pd4ml.prof.dotnet20.380, also called 1.0.4716.35794, which is the latest .net version.

And suddenly, the images are placed on top of the texts.

It looks ok when viewed as HTML.

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