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  • in reply to: Images Not Displaying
    #29240

    If you use PD4ML API it is obvious: you trigger the method of PD4ML instance.

    In a case of PD4ML taglib, you can switch debug output on with debug=”true” attribute of

    In command-line scenario it can be done with -debug parameter.

    in reply to: Images not working
    #27450

    Hi,
    I have added pd4ml.useServletContext( ctx );

    or

    pd4ml.useHttpRequest(httpRequest, httpResponse);

    Till now also, images are not displaying in pdf file.

    Please, it is very urgent.

    Thanks inadvance.

    -satyaprasad

    in reply to: Images not working
    #27451

    what does it print to STDOUT/server’s log if you enable debug info?

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29228

    Just publish a sample of your docs here or send to support pd4ml com – we’ll check what is wrong with it.

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29229

    What exactly do you want me to publish? HTML? PDF?

    I tried sending an email to support@pd4ml.com before posting here, but the mail bounced…

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29230

    HTML, of course. Or both HTML and PDF.

    Is the email bounced by our or your mail server?

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29231

    The email bounced at your side.

    I’ve attached the HTML that I render.

    Thanks.

    in reply to: General questions / FAQ
    #26822

    Hi,

    How create a PDF with multiple pages using PD4ML.. Please advise..

    in reply to: Mutiple page creation
    #29246

    PD4ML will start new page automatically, when document content does not fit current one.

    If you need to force a page break, you may either use our proprietary tag

    or to use CSS style
    page-break-before: always
    applied to a block element (i.e.

    ) or to
    .

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29232

    I would suspect the following stylesheets does not load:
    [language=java:1tfbau9i] [/language:1tfbau9i]

    In order to analyze a reason of that, try to enable debug info (pd4ml.enableDebugInfo()) and inspect STDOUT/server’s log

    in reply to: Images not working
    #27452

    Thank u very much,

    I found the error.

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29233

    The only thing I’m getting regarding the CSS files in debug is the following lines:
    version: PD4ML 371b15 Pro
    new parse attempt with: UTF8
    loading CSS file http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/mainproduct.css?buildNumber=3500
    not yet in cache: http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/mainproduct.css?buildNumber=3500
    loading CSS file http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/components.css?buildNumber=3500
    not yet in cache: http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/components.css?buildNumber=3500
    loading CSS file http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/search.css?buildNumber=3500
    not yet in cache: http://localhost:30303/logeye/css/search.css?buildNumber=3500

    Keep in mind that I do have formatting from the CSS present in the PDF (colors for example). Most of my problems are related to padding and positioning.

    Is there an option to hold a short WebEx session to try and isolate the problem?

    Thanks.

    in reply to: PDF Styling Problems
    #29234

    Without the styles the HTML appears as a number of text portions, placed to cells of a borderless table. There is no easy way to analyse a correctness of positioning and paddings.

    As I see you use a relatively old version of PD4ML. Give a try to the most recent v381 – probably the issues, you faced with, are already solved.

    in reply to: HTML/CSS rendering issues
    #26823

    The format of the pdf generated does not look the same as seen in the browser. Here is the sample code.

    <font style="font-size:12px"><br /> 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789abcdefghi<br /> <table style="width: 500px" border="1"><br /> <tbody><br /> <tr><br /> <td> </td><br /> <td> </td><br /> </tr><br /> </tbody><br /> </table><br /> </font>

    As seen in the attachment, the table displayed in the browser looks bigger than the table in the pdf. How to adjust that?

    in reply to: Problem relating to formatting
    #29247

    Do you use “TTF Embedding” feature of PD4ML? If not, Acroread uses its built-in PostScript Type 1 fonts, whose metrics may slightly differ from TTFs.

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