I want to use PDF file in the webpage. I want the PDF to open in a part of the Page. What code can I use? Can I use Panel?
I know how to open the PDF in full webpage but I want to open the PDF in part of the page. :)
You could render pdf file on part of your page using object or iframe HTML tags.
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I have a requirement where I need to write my asp.net page information into pdf file with the css styles(inline/style sheet file). While creating pdf we have to make the textboxes to labels with textbox like border and similar for dropdowns, checkboxes. Can you please help us on how to proceed?
Try DynamicPDF Converter for .NET, it is not a free tool but it can convert several different file types including HTML to PDF. It uses Internet Explorer (IE) to render the HTML and convert that to PDF. The formatting and styles of the resulting PDF will look similar to how your HTML is displayed in the IE’s print preview.
Disclaimer: I work for ceTe Software, the company that develops DynamicPDF libraries.
I am working with C# and MVC4, I am trying to open the print dialog when the pdf document is opened by clicking on print button by user.
I Google it, but I could not find any better solution for this.
One thing i can do is, I can create one view and embed the pdf document to the view then on open i can have jquery method to print the document. Is it a correct way?
Please suggest.
Calling print in the HTML document does not have to call the print in the PDF document displayed by the PDF plugin. Some browsers do seem to call the print command of the PDF plugin but this is not the standard behaviour. Also, there is no guarantee that a PDF plugin has been installed on all client computers.
You could create a auto-print pdf where the document is set to invoke its print command when it is opened in a PDF viewer application. This would work even if the document is saved and then opened outside the browser.
I want to show PDF Files in my asp.net(C#) web page.I found lot of pdf viewer for .net web page.But i want to do something more than that. I meant, i have retrieved bookmarks in the PDF files programatically using C# and then displayed in the TreeView.So, Whenever user click any Node, then i want to select(highlight) the appropriate ranges of the PDF file that is displayed in the PDF Viewer.
For example, see my attached picture...
Please lead me to get out of this problem...
Thanks & Regards,
P.SARAVANAN
Maybe you could get some ideas from this article: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/41933/ASP-NET-PDF-Viewer-User-Control-Without-Acrobat-Re
how can i display pdf document in iframe in c# web page:i have a drowpdownlist linked with pdf files,what i need is when i select one item from this list ,iframe will populated with the corresponding pdf document
Take a look here: How to Display PDF documents with ASP.NET
The article describes using a custom server control to do exactly what you're looking for.
Using WKHtmlToPDF to generate PDFs for my company's web-based mapping service.
Essentially, I take a template HTML file, inject an image into a div, save the HTML to disk and use WKHtmlToPDF to render to PDF.
Now, on most templates it works a treat. On one particular one though, where the image should be (int the pdf) is a grey area. HOWEVER, if I right click on the grey area, and select "Save Image As...", the saved image is correct.
Linked are the created PDF and the HTML on which it is based. Help required most urgently, and hints appreciated.
Zip File Containing HTML and PDF
I was having an issue where a particular image was not being printed to the PDF. Other images on the same page were. The src of the missing image is from a CDN, but had no extension, i.e. src="\\path/to/image?param". Using the aforementioned -n switch (disable Javascript), the image shows up in the resulting PDF. Thanks Jordaan.
Don't know WHY this worked, but adding the "--disable-smart-shrinking" option, and/or removing the "-n"(Disable Javascript) option, fixed it.