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  • PD4ML
      in reply to: How to open pdf file in new window February 3, 2012 at 14:12
      #28855

      You can control the behavior via HTTP header:

      [language=java:2wdui3qr]response.setHeader(“Content-Disposition”,”inline; filename=”doc.pdf”;”);[/language:2wdui3qr]
      Forces browser to open PDF inline

      [language=java:2wdui3qr]response.setHeader(“Content-Disposition”,”attachment; filename=”doc.pdf”;”);[/language:2wdui3qr]
      Forces web browser to popup a Save/Open dialog.

      In PD4ML JSP taglib you may control that with inline=”true/false” attribute of tag.

      PD4ML
        in reply to: Problem removing anchor underline using text-decoration February 3, 2012 at 15:21
        #28736

        Try
        text-decoration: none !important;
        If it does not help, try to impact its internal representation.
        text-decoration-u: none;

        It seems there is a bug with it in the recent versions.

        PD4ML
          in reply to: Problem removing anchor underline using text-decoration February 3, 2012 at 21:22
          #28737

          We’ve just fixed the issue in the development build. The fix will be available with the next maintenance release.

          Anonymous
            in reply to: display current date every time the PDF is opened February 6, 2012 at 12:31
            #28791

            I couldn’t see any beta-release last week of pd4ml which incorporates adding javascript to pdf. If you can provide by this week it will be helpful.

            Thanks,

            Anonymous
              in reply to: pd4ml in a .jspx file used with success – up to a point …. February 6, 2012 at 13:30
              #28757

              Ok, done that.

              .jspx files always put the xml version line and the doctype declaration, right at the top, followed by new lines.

              <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><br /> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-strict.dtd"><br /> <root>…..
              once the element begins there are no white spaces.

              You can remove the top xml declaration by including this in the .jspx file
              <jsp:output omit-xml-declaration="yes" />
              and I can remove the doctype declaration if I want to by excluding this line from the code:
              <jsp:output doctype-root-element="HTML" doctype-public="-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" doctype-system="http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml-strict.dtd"/>

              which I did, even though obviously these days a doc-type declaration is important.

              Doing that I have source without any white spaces before the transform tag.
              But it still doesn’t work if I put enabled=”false”.

              Please also bear in mind that with enabled=”true” and without omitting the doc-type or any other attempted hack, it produces perfect .pdfs. The only problem is enabled=”false”.

              But for me the enabled true/false functionality would be fundamental.
              Thanks for your help and time.

              mwarren2
                in reply to: pd4ml in a .jspx file used with success – up to a point …. February 6, 2012 at 13:34
                #28758

                Just wondering if you can give me any news at all about this.

                We’ve invested a lot in .jspx files and this unexpected problem is holding us up quite a bit.
                Have you verified the problem and is this something that can be solved?

                Any news would be gratefully received, thanks, so that I can decide what to do.

                e.romero
                  in reply to: HTML/CSS rendering issues February 6, 2012 at 15:05
                  #26659

                  Hello

                  We bought pd4ml lybrary 1 week ago. We are developing a web application and we use a trial of pd4ml library (apache tomcat 5.5) we generate a pdf from a html string (with css link) and it works fine. But when we put the application on production, the generated pdf doesn´t apply the css styles… we activate the log but there is no problems, only this message:
                  “version: PD4ML 380 Pro
                  loading CSS file http://www.czplus.es:8080/at/consultar_facturas/estilos_consulta_detallada_factura.css
                  Warning: Invalid syntax in CSS selector: “”
                  done in 110ms.”

                  Can someone help me please??

                  thank you!!!

                  PD4ML
                    in reply to: I can´t apply css February 6, 2012 at 15:35
                    #28802

                    First you need to resolve the CSS selector error.

                    I’ve just checked http://www.czplus.es:8080/at/consultar_facturas/estilos_consulta_detallada_factura.css – it seems to be correct. Probably there are inline styles in your source HTML.

                    e.romero
                      in reply to: I can´t apply css February 6, 2012 at 15:52
                      #28803

                      @PD4ML wrote:

                      First you need to resolve the CSS selector error.

                      I’ve just checked http://www.czplus.es:8080/at/consultar_facturas/estilos_consulta_detallada_factura.css – it seems to be correct. Probably there are inline styles in your source HTML.

                      If i have warnings, no styles applies or only doesn´t apply the warning style??

                      why it works in development and doesn´t work in production? i have same code…

                      thank you for your quickly answer!!

                      PD4ML
                        in reply to: pd4ml in a .jspx file used with success – up to a point …. February 6, 2012 at 15:55
                        #28759

                        > even though obviously these days a doc-type declaration is important.

                        Not in PD4ML scenario. By a PDF generation the browser expects to receive PDF bytes only. If the response is leaded by the XML declaration, first: the data is misleading, as it is not “xhtml-strict” in fact; second: the declaration bytes break all object offsets in the document. Acroread can recover it on-a-fly, but it is not safe and by slow systems a pop-up with “rebuilding xref table” (or something like that) may appear.

                        PD4ML itself simply ignores the declaration.

                        The enable=”false” issue is in our TODO list for the next beta.

                        PD4ML
                          in reply to: I can´t apply css February 6, 2012 at 16:00
                          #28804

                          Severe CSS error may fail the entire stylesheet applying. However, most probably, it is not your case, but I definitely makes sense to solve the issue.

                          > why it works in development and doesn´t work in production? i have same code…

                          Try to generate PDFs with bot versions and check in the PDF document properties PD4ML version numbers. Are they the same?

                          PD4ML
                            in reply to: display current date every time the PDF is opened February 6, 2012 at 16:03
                            #28792

                            Most probably it will be available for download tomorrow or day after tomorrow.

                            If you want to test the actual development build right now – please send a request to support pd4ml com

                            PD4ML
                              in reply to: Css style inheritance February 6, 2012 at 17:08
                              #28810

                              We’ve just added the support. In few days it will be available for download/test.

                              vk_iconparc
                                in reply to: Absolute positioning within a padded parent February 6, 2012 at 17:13
                                #28832

                                @vk_iconparc wrote:

                                Ping. Any idea on this, anyone? 🙂

                                Sorry to have to do this – but is there any response to this from the authors?

                                PD4ML
                                  in reply to: Positioning – bottom ignored February 6, 2012 at 17:18
                                  #28690

                                  Viktor,

                                  we’ve just added CSS “right” and “bottom” properties support, however I am afraid they are still not 100% identically interpreted by PD4ML, comparing to the major web browsers.

                                  Could you please create and send us an HTML document, with your most wanted currently unsupported CSS features we could use for our internal tests?

                                  (including html-css-to-pdf-rendering-issues-f3/absolute-positioning-within-a-padded-parent-t524.html test case)

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