#26801

If PD4ML is used with the option pd4ml.adjustHtmlWidth() and a source HTML contains the following fragment:
[language=HTML:1ku1ul84]

[/language:1ku1ul84]
then a document width will be incorrect in the result PDF file – it will cover several percents only of the whole PDF canvas.

Adding the “display:block” style solves the issue.

Which other approaches can be used to resolve the issue?

Regards, Oleksii

#26803

I download versions 380fx8 and 380fx9 and both are in trouble when render footer html session.
The footer simply can’t be showed. It seems like no footer, although it has been seted.

#29178

I’ve just sent you a build, which should fix the problem.

There is always an alternative way to define headers/footer in PD4ML. See http://pd4ml.com/cookbook/pdf_header_footer_generation.htm (Type #3)

#29176

We fixed the problem in the dev build. An updated beta version is going to be available for download in few days.

#29175

Forthcoming PD4ML version will suppress image transparency mask (if any) in PDF/A output mode.

#27435

Any update for svg support, please email to me :leiwei1997@yahoo.com.cn

#27304

Hello,

I am trying to provide for Asian (CJK) language support in my application. While chinese works out well, the TTF embedding feature doesn’t help in case of Korean or Japanese.
I followed all the steps mentioned in the online help for generating pd4fonts.properties for these font files.
In the server logs I can see font files getting resolved. Example, for japanese text, MSminchu.ttf is being loaded (as per the logs), but the generated PDF contains “??????” throughout and the PDF properties – > Font, doesn’t show me msminchu font being loaded.
When I deliberately try to load chinese font for Japanese text, then I can see some of the content coming fine (that is because Chinese and Japanese languages share some symbols), but ofcourse that would not be a good solution.

What could be going wrong here? I have been at it for a longtime now. Please help!!

-Ashish

#26804

Has anybody managed to use Google Web Fonts with pd4ml?

I had no success at all, can anybody give me any useful pointers?
Thanks.

#29179

Unfortunately PD4ML does not support Google Web Fonts (in WOFF file format) for the time being.

#27305

Please try to substitute your fonts jar with this one:
http://pd4ml.com/i/allfonts.zip (34 MB!)

unpack it and place fonts.jar to the classpath of your application (or to lib/ folder if any).
Refer the fonts this way:
pd4ml.useTTF(“java:fonts”, true);

And make sure the HTML has a correct meta charset directive.

Does it solve the problem?

#26805

Hi, I’ve been troubleshooting a problem with empty PDF pages.
I’ve got a TR-TD in a legacy code which is used to separate vertical components:
[language=html:1b1lvkqf]

[/language:1b1lvkqf]
I noticed that PD4ML pastes page breaks when such component is occurred.
To check this I added pd4ml proprietary css feature:
[language=CSS:1b1lvkqf]TR { page-break-inside: avoid;
pd4ml-page-break-border-top: 1px solid red;
pd4ml-page-break-border-bottom: 1px solid blue; }[/language:1b1lvkqf]

Indeed instead of having empty TR-TD printed PD4ML inserted blue border which is used to print border bottom line.

How can it be fixed without changing the legacy code?

Thanks, Oleksii

#29180

> I noticed that PD4ML pastes page breaks when such component is occurred.

No, it is not quite correct. PD4ML forces a page break, when TR { page-break-inside: avoid } is set, and a subsequent TR content does not fit remaining page space.

pd4ml-page-break-border-* properties currently are not useful, as the current table break logic deals correctly with borders in most of the cases.

> How can it be fixed without changing the legacy code?
I hope an HTML sample would help us to correctly understand the problem you faced with. Please publish it here or send it to support pd4ml com

#29181

I hope an HTML sample would help us to correctly understand the problem you faced with. Please publish it here or send it to support

The source HTML file is here
Element which causes page break is on the line 494 in the source HTML (or search for a comment “Empty TD leads to pdf page break”)
Rendered PDF with this element is here
Rendered PDF without this element (or
can be placed inside empty

) is here

The red dashed line shows where PD4ML inserts pd4ml-page-break-border-bottom
(defined in HTML head section)

Thanks, Oleksii

#29182

I’ve forgotten to provide the PD4ML configuration settings:

unitsValue = UNIT_VALUE_POINTS;
dimension = A4;
landscapeValue = false;
enableSmartTableBreaks = true;
interpolateImages = true;
adjustHtmlWidth = true;
fitPageVertically = false;
enableImgSplit = false;
topInset = 40;
leftInset = 40;
rightInset = 30;
bottomInset = 30;

#29099

Can we get an update on this ticket.

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