#30077

@rnilsen wrote:

This is working fine if I switch to a previous version of PD4ML, no changes done to the code. Are you actually able to get it to work with HTTPS in url of images on the latest version? If I use HTTP, the newest version is also working ok.

Hi, just requesting an update to this question, as we see other issues resolved in the latest version, but this is holding us back due to HTTPS not working. We use Tomcat 8, and as said before , everything was working fine until shifting to the release with the change in CSS engine. I would just like to get it confirmed that you get HTTPS to work with images on your end.

#30076

This is working fine if I switch to a previous version of PD4ML, no changes done to the code. Are you actually able to get it to work with HTTPS in url of images on the latest version? If I use HTTP, the newest version is also working ok.

#28772

@PD4ML wrote:

We’ll check what could be done there.
It looks like a mismatch of dimentions, calculated during HTML layouting, and factual dimensions in RTF documents.

A fix can take 1-1.5 weeks.

Thanks. Let me know if you need any beta testing 🙂

#28770

Hi again, and thanks for the last release – it fixed a lot of the issue I was facing 🙂

Since then I have been struggling with controlling table cell height. At first I thought it was due to some line breaking, and I had some success ending line breaks with / like this
. But it never really fixed it, as I randomly got space at the end of the TDs. Now, after looking into it again, I realized that this might not have been the case at all, that the excessive space is in fact due to a table row height being set – probably calculated in some way. Here is the produced RTF, notice the trrh1073:

trqltrowdtrrh1073clvertaltclbrdrtbrdrnil

If I remove it from the line, it fixes all my problems! The question is, can I control this with a tag, a css attribute or turn if off with an API setting?

Regarding your comment about being able to set header/footer as a tag not being implemented yet, will it be possible in the future? If so, do you have a rough estimate to when we can expect that?

Lastely, when specifying lengths in css (or tags), what is the unit that I should use (besides %)? I know that RTF natively operates on a twips, and I tried to calculate it from cm, but without much luck.

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