pdf-generation

Can anyone suggest how to convert HTML to PDF using chrome pdfium. Since, I tried pdf.js and few other, but It is not giving me a proper result. I think chrome pdfium handle them properly. So, I would like to give a try to pdfium for generating PDF file from HTML source. Thanks. PDFium (and PDF.js ) are merely PDF Viewers, you cannot convert HTML to PDF with them. The actual PDF generation in Chrome is done by the printing component using Blink (the rendering engine) and Skia (the graphic stack). There is an effort going on to decouple the printing functionality from the printing UI so that

How can I combine multiple PDFs into one PDF without a 3rd party component? I don't think you can. Opensource component PDFSharp has that functionality, and a nice source code sample on file combining The .NET Framework does not contain the ability to modify/create PDFs. You need a 3rd party component to accomplish what you are looking for. As others have said, there is nothing built in to do that task. Use iTextSharp with this example code . AFAIK C# has no built-in support for handling PDF so what you are asking can not be done without using a 3rd party component or a COTS library. Regarding

I've installed wkhtmltopdf on Centos 5.5. (Since there was library issues, it's been 4 days). It's partly working now. I said partly because, all pdfs which was created by wkhtmltopdf include squares instead of text? What can I do? I've searched google, but I couldn't find anything. Appreciate your help. When I had the black squares issue I was able to solve it without installing X11 by installing the urw-fonts package. I was able to solve this problem using the following resource: http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/wiki/static In short, you probably don't need to install the entire x11

How to print a PDF in Firefox? This function works in Chrome but not in Firefox function print_pdf(url){ var id = 'iframe', html = '<iframe id="'+id+'" src="'+url+'" style="display:none"></iframe>'; $('#main').append(html); $('#'+id).load(function(){ document.getElementById(id).contentWindow.print(); } } error Error: Permission denied to access property "print" Firefox: Permission denied to access property "print" This is a bug in firefox . Locally it can be disabled by going to about:config and set the property of pdfjs.disabled to true. Only possible workaround is to use a server-side script

I have a WPF application and I want to be able to save the output of the application to a PDF document, the item I want to save can be a Visual a Drawing or a FixedDocument (I can create it as any of those options, and it's easy to convert between them). Is there any library that can convert directly from WPF to PDF (without writing code to walk the visual tree and recreate it using PDF primitives). If you got your WPF visual tree rendered in to XPS then try this XPS to PDF converter NIXPS . To get WPF content into XPS follow the directions found on Feng Yuan's blog: http://blogs.msdn.com

I have a rails 3.1 app that creates pdf documents using pdfkit, and everything works as specified, except for the fact that the generated pdfs don't have any styling. I am assuming that wkhtmltopdf doesn't have access to my stylesheets and that it is not a larger issue than that. Would anyone have a clue as to how you would allow access to these stylesheets? I have basically followed railscast #220 on the subject, however I have had to create a new initializer to get pdfkit to work with rails 3.1. This is the initializer that I had to use to get pdfkit to work with rails 3.1 ActionController:

UPDATE 2016-11-16 9:53am EST It appears many people are still seeing 204 responses even though Google has claimed to have "fixed" the problem. When I myself tested the loading of a document 50 times, 3 of those times Google returned a 204 response. Please visit this URL and post a comment of your unhappiness so that we can finally get Google to address and fix the issue once and for all: https://productforums.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/docs/hmj39HMDP1M/SR2UdRUdAQAJ UPDATE 2016-11-04 6:01pm EST It looks like the service is up and working again! Thanks to Google