#28782

That would be a little hard to do, since the table is quite complicated and dynamic…

but thanks.

#28780

Preheps there’s a chance to split the html table to two different parts easily?

The problem is that,when the table is too large,we loose information this way.

Thanks ahead…

#28778

ok.

Here is a the pdf. it’s orientation suppose to be ‘landscape’.

(The code seems to ignore the html definitions in the transform tag..)

#28776

anyone??

please?

I cannot progress unless I solve this issue.

Thanks ahead for the replies…

p.s:

I used the following code, tring to get landscape orientation while converting html files to pdf:

“

<%@ taglib uri="https://pd4ml.com/tlds/pd4ml/2.6" prefix="pd4ml" %> <%@ taglib uri="https://pd4ml.com/tlds/pd4ml/2.6" prefix="pd4ml" %><%@page
contentType="text/html; charset=ISO8859_1"%><pd4ml:transform



pageFormat="A4"

pageOrientation="landscape"

pageInsets="100,100,100,100,points"

enableImageSplit="false">



<pd4ml:transform



<html>
<head>

…”

and

”

private static void generatePDF(String inputHTMLFileName, File outputPDFFile, Dimension2D format, String fontsDir, String headerBody)
throws Exception {

java.io.FileOutputStream fos = new java.io.FileOutputStream(outputPDFFile);
PD4ML pd4ml = new PD4ML();
pd4ml.setPageInsets(new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0));
pd4ml.setHtmlWidth(1600);
pd4ml.setPageSize(pd4ml.changePageOrientation((Dimension)format)); // landscape page orientation
if ( fontsDir != null && fontsDir.length() > 0 ) {
pd4ml.useTTF( fontsDir, true );
}
if ( headerBody != null && headerBody.length() > 0 ) {
PD4PageMark header = new PD4PageMark();
header.setAreaHeight( -1 ); // autocompute
header.setHtmlTemplate( headerBody ); // autocompute
pd4ml.setPageHeader( header );
}
pd4ml.enableDebugInfo();
pd4ml.render("file:" + inputHTMLFileName, fos);
}

public  static void doPDFConvertion(String htmlPath,String outputFile)
{

String htmlFileName =htmlPath;
File pdfFile = new File(outputFile);

try
{
generatePDF(htmlFileName, pdfFile, (Dimension2D)PD4Constants.A4,  null, null );
}
catch(Exception e)
{
int i=0;
}
System.out.println("done.");
}

”

Thanks ahead…

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