So I\'m doing a project that generates a PDF of information that was previously filled out in a form. Along with this information, documents were attached to support the information in the form.
I\'m writing a web-based app from scratch, tha开发者_开发知识库t needs PDF generation capabilities.All other things being equal, does either .NET or PHP better lend themselves to that task?
I am charged with the following task in a Rails project.Clients will have templates in Word doc format which have boilerplate text and images with company logos and letterheads, etc...
I currently use iText for PDF generation and I am having difficulty determining if the PDF files generated with iText are text-base开发者_Python百科d or image-based once generated.Is there an easy way
I have created pdf from HTML page using Abc PDF now my problem is I want to print a table header on next page, but only if table data is display开发者_JAVA技巧 within a another page, if not display he
I\'ve been using PHPWord for docx files generation. And it\'s been working great. But now I have the need to also make available some of those files on a pdf version.
I recently start using flying-saucer library to generate a pdf from html web page. Everything works fine, except that the CSS rules, that look similar with the one below, are ignored.
I am developing an application that is able to open and display PDFs after I open them and print them to another PDF using CutePDF, but the originals are not viewable.
I\'m generating PDFs in my Rails application using the Prawn PDF library.Everything is working great, but when opening the resulting PDF in Acrobat or Acrobat Reader the message below is shown:
I\'m looking for an efficient way for my rails app to generate PDFs with a barcode and other content. Are there any gems that support this or will I need to build it from scrat开发者_开发问答ch?Not in
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