I'm using jsPDF. At first time the report is generated some texts keep the letters in same postions like this:
After close the report and rebuild in second time is generated correctly, and the error not ocourr again.
Anybody can help-me?
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I need generate pdf file from html, now I use gem https://github.com/Studiosity/grover
Content is dynamic, but now I see text often cut off on bottom of page. Anyone can help me ?
Please check this doc, You should make some changes in your views to make them possible to fit in PDF's. It probably something like, converting every paragraph to a container that holds one. And the CSS page-break-inside Property will be helpful for you to not to break crossed over to the content but at the place where block starts or ends.
I think, what is being cutted off is as same as what happens when you try to print the page. This way, you can debug it.
I have updated jsPdf to version "jspdf": "^2.4.0", and saw an option called autoPaging in the html() method of jspdf, anyone knows what is it used for ? I tried using it but didnt see anything different on the generated pdf.
I am guessing it might be related to paging like "Page 1 of 2".
As jspdf documentation:
Autopaging is used to set the auto paging mode.
false: Auto paging is disabled.
true or 'slice': Will cut shapes or text chunks across page breaks. Will possibly slice text in half, making it difficult to read.
'text': Trys not to cut text in half across page breaks. Works best for documents consisting mostly of a single column of text.
Default is true.
We have some reports generated with JasperReports 6.2.0 that have this bizarre affect where as you get further into pages of the report the text gets more blurry as you go. The first page or two is crisp text, but get to page 30 or so and it becomes unreadable. In our scenario we are printing checks, so I can only post close up shots of some text. But the first image is the first page, and the second image is about page 28. Notice the difference.
We have two font extensions set up with Calibri and MICR fonts, They are added correctly and have the pdfEncoding set to Cp1250 and pdfEmbedded to true (I have tried other values).
How can we make the text not become blurry? Thanks
UPDATE: I am removing Jasper Reports from the equation/cause of the issue. And believe it might be in the component PDF.js that we are using that renders the PDF into the print preview.
I use conditional block to show different text box prompt when user choose different filter in my first prompt page. Now, I set the text box with same setting(no required, multi-select:yes, multi-line:yes, other are no) and similar filter script in my queries. However, when I run the report, I can't get the same output. My first text box miss right half of text space. How can I fix it? Thanks!
Click here for the first screen shot.
Click here for the second screen shot.
A sample report spec would be helpful but based on the screen shot, one of two things is happening:
The first prompt does not actually have the multi-select option set.
OR
The filter item in the actual query that the first prompt is populating is not multi-select friendly.
An example of #2 would be if you tried to set enable multi-select values but then the filter it is populating into is set to something like:
[table].[field] = ?firstPrompt?
Instead of:
[table].[field] in (?firstPrompt?)
If this isn't the case, definitely edit in a simple sample report specification so we can see more of what you're doing.
Using sifr3-r436. First page load of seems fine. Reload page and sifr-alternate text always displays resulting in a double headline, one Flash text one HTML. Any ideas?
Please see example here:
http://v3.kevincarrollkatalyst.com/blog/
It was some kind of CSS problem. Rolling the sifr css properties into my screen and print style sheets fixed the problem.
Most likely it's your SIFR-stylesheet that isn't loaded properly. Please ensure that the path is correct: