when calling PDFPage.draw the first page of the pdf prints by repeating the first word over and over. Only in iOS15 do all other iOS versions print the page normally. Resaving the document in acrobat with 'optimized' on fixes the issue. However, we can't guarantee our users will do that before uploading a pdf to our system.
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We have an iOS app that generates an Outlook email using ms-outlook://compose. Previously, this worked correctly and we could include spaces in the output using %20. Even HTML was working correctly.
But recently we noticed that Outlook is removing all of the spaces from the content we are sending over. There have been recent updates to the Outlook iOS app that are likely the cause.
Has anyone seen this behavior and are aware of any work arounds?
I have a weird problem with my Meteor(react) iOS mobile App. The problem is that I have to download PDF document in my app through button provided by react-html-table-to-excel npm package and when I click the button, it shows me the PDF document with no back link.
My piece of code,
import ReactHTMLTableToExcel from 'react-html-table-to-excel';
// this is the button to download pdf using id of table
<ReactHTMLTableToExcel className="fa fa-download btn"
table="listOfUsersDwnld" filename="listOfUsersDwnld" sheet="tablexls"/>
<table id="listOfUsersDwnld" className="table">
</table>
Hence, when I open the PDF document in my app through a button, it takes me to a dead end and there is no way I can go back to the main page of my app.
Also added npm cordova "cordova-plugin-file" package. But still no breakthrough.
It is working in browser but not in ios-application. Earlier it was not even opening pdf but then I added allow navigation rule and since then it is opening but unable to download.
My question is that how can allow downloadable pdf file in iOS? Any internal element for the iOS may be?
Thanks in advance.
I am trying to access webpage on various browser on iOS Device, but it seems that after loading some part of the webpage, it redirects automatically and then crash the page and shows the webpage was reloaded because a problem occurred for 2 seconds, and then show A problem repeatedly occurred on "URL for page as below"
I tried this URL on a desktop and it was not behaving well. I don't know if it is there rotating image code, or the JavaScript code they have running the "design your shoe" features. But this site had weird stops and starts and mouse jumps when I tried it.
I don't have an iOS device handy, but I'm thinking it is not you, it's the site.
Try it on another device.
My fixed layout epub is verified with epubcheck-4.0.1: no errors, no warnings. On ibooks and Readium: no problems at all.
I upload the file to my google play books library on Chrome, Firefox, safari. The epub doesn't open and gets stuck with "Processing..." keeping displayed.
Now, I 'buy" a free fixed epub from the google play books store. The epub opens. I downloaded the epub. Upload it again. Now it doesn't open any more. Message: "This book cannot be opened
This book contains content that is not yet supported in your browser."
I try the same procedure on an Android device. Same behavior.
I am stuck and would be grateful to have a few hints to move from this gridlock.
This is not possible to read a local epub on the playbook reader within a browser. The native play books reader must be installed instead.
If I check this: http://schemes.zwapp.com/
the url scheme for Adobe Reader in iPad is: com.adobe.Adobe-Reader:
So I created a link in my web-page pointing to:
com.adobe.Adobe-Reader://mysite.com/sample.pdf
Clicking the link launches Adobe Reader but it won't download and open the pdf from the url specified. I have tried various variations of the link including:
com.adobe.Adobe-Reader://http://mysite.com/sample.pdf
com.adobe.Adobe-Reader://edit?url=http://mysite.com/sample.pdf
but none of these work. Adobe Reader opens but it does not open the pdf (the link to pdf is fine, I checked by opening separately in browser).
What am I doing wrong? How can I make a app open a specific document by using its url scheme in the browser anchor link.
I don't think you're doing anything wrong. According to this Adobe thread, the Reader app doesn't (yet) support linked references to specific PDFs, but may in a future release. (Or if it does, they're not telling anyone how just yet).
There's an email contact to Adobe at the bottom of that thread that might be able to help more and/or that you might be able to bug to get this feature implemented sooner rather than later.