It's extremely easy. Though sometimes getting everything pixel perfect is
tough.
cfpdf if you are on cf9, or cfdocument if you are cf7/8
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 3:14 PM, Les Irvin les.cft...@gmail.com wrote:
This should be easy. I'm working on a site to allow real estate
agents to tweak a
We've done this a few times. If you're using advanced CSS and divs in the
HTML layout, the results when you go to CFPDF can be tricky.
We've found if you generate more rigid old style HTML tables the results on
going to PDF are more predictable.
Robert B. Harrison
Director of Interactive
Are there innumerable options and settings needed within the
CFdocument tag, or it just simply wrapping that sucker within the
simple tag and going for it? Background colors and css is all
preserved?
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Robert Harrison
rob...@austin-williams.com wrote:
We've done
It depends on the makeup of the HTML you are trying to convert and which
version of CF you are using. The cfdocument tag is one that has seen good
improvements in each release of CF, so you are going to have an easier time
using it if you are using CF9. cfdocument doesn't support the same level
There are a lot of settings, many of which are important, such as those
controlling image handling and page margins. The reference guide lists all
of them.
-Mike Chabot
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 3:36 PM, Les Irvin les.cft...@gmail.com wrote:
Are there innumerable options and settings needed
Phil,
I don't have any experience with ActivePDF, but I have wrestled with cfdocument
a lot recently and have built up a nice collection of links on the subject.
You mentioned that using CSS sucked in cfdocument, and that triggered the
thought of this article I found that discussed getting
I have used ABC PDF with great success. It is either ASP or .NET.
http://www.websupergoo.com/abcpdf-1.htm
G
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Phill B philthylab...@gmail.com wrote:
ActivePDF just started flaking out on me. Some times it will work and
other times it wont. I tried cfdocument
Here's the answer to this one: what you're seeing is the rendering of the
iFrame contents only. If you remove the embedded iframe from this page, it
renders fine.
Support for iFrames is enhancement request #54932, FYI.
HTH
Damon
Our user group did a presentation last night and our user
.
HTH
Damon
Hmmm, I would have to test this again but on early tests it doe not like
complex table layouts or advanced CSS.
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Not sure what
Thanks Damon!
Still not having much luck with the sliced at page break images and text
though.
- Calvin
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Here's the answer
If you have a repro case, BTW, shoot it at me offline and I'd like to check it
out.
But for manual breaking, the idea is you'll want use cfdocumentitem
type=pagebreak in your cfloop or whatever you're using after closing the
table tag, then re-open the table tag after the page break.
How
Hmmm, I would have to test this again but on early tests it doe not like
complex table layouts or advanced CSS.
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Not sure what complex
You'll want to make sure you have resolveURL set for the CFHTTP call, that you
have background images enabled for CFDOCUMENT, and watch the iframes on that
page. I'll take a look at the result of this page in CFDOC later today, but
those are a few tings I can think of off the top of my head.
Yeah, tracking row counts in table rendering sometimes is an imprecise science,
but I've seen it done with good results. It's a little discocerting for users
to split onto a new page without new headers re-rendered on printed copy
anyway, so oming up with a counter, ending the tabel and
On Monday 13 June 2005 16:03, Rey Bango wrote:
Any alternatives?
http://html2pdf.seven49.net/ or the linux utility of the same name.
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Advanced ColdFusion Programmer
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Yeah, tracking row counts in table rendering sometimes is an imprecise
science, but I've seen it done with good results. It's a little
discocerting
Hmmm...this could be a known issue where if a table cell extends across pages,
long text or images in that table cell can get cut off if CFDOC is doing
auto-page breaking. It's on our radar to look at in the future, as is table
header cell auto-duplication across pages when page breaks are
Not sure what complex HTML is, but full HTML 4.01 and CSS 1 and 2 are
supported. If a browser can render it, we liely can as well. No HTML-XHTML
re-formatting is required.
It is also not very good at complex HTML.
Probably loads out there.have a look for iText or some other Java based
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Hmmm...this could be a known issue where if a table cell extends across
pages, long text or images in that table cell can get cut off if CFDOC is
doing auto-page breaking. It's
, it does
validate as HTML 4.01 (the CSS validates as well).
- Calvin
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Not sure what complex HTML is, but full HTML 4.01 and CSS
It is also not very good at complex HTML.
Probably loads out there.have a look for iText or some other Java based
tool.
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Sent: 13 June 2005 16:04
To: CF-Talk
Subject: HTML to PDF
Hi guys. I need a solution that will let
Upgrade to 7.0 and you'll pay less and get a whole bunch more functionality!
:)
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From: Rey Bango [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 11:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: HTML to PDF
Hi guys. I need a solution that will let me build a dynamic HTML page and
Apache FOP (http://xml.apache.org/fop/) works well. There's a good
stylesheet for XHTML- FO at
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-xslfo2app/ and the whole
lot is open source.
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Sent: Monday, 13 June 2005 11:04
To:
Rey,
You may want to check out one of our CFUG presentations on that very
subject:
www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf.ppthttp://www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf.ppt
If you have any questions the author, Randy Brown, has his email in the
presentation.
Hello,
We use PDFLib (including PDI) which currently is running $900. It is
licensed on a per cpu basis with discounts for multi-cpu environments.
-Mark
On 6/13/05, Rey Bango [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys. I need a solution that will let me build a dynamic HTML page
and output it to PDF.
Rey,
Sorry I mistyped the URL.
www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf1.ppthttp://www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf1.ppt
Rick Mason
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Rey,
You may want to check out one of our CFUG presentations on
hehe. Thanks Calvin. Is CFDocument stable? I thought it was a bit quirky
at times?
Rey...
Calvin Ward wrote:
Upgrade to 7.0 and you'll pay less and get a whole bunch more functionality!
:)
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Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005
Awesome James. I'll certainly look into these options.
Rey...
James Holmes wrote:
Apache FOP (http://xml.apache.org/fop/) works well. There's a good
stylesheet for XHTML- FO at
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-xslfo2app/ and the whole
lot is open source.
-Original
Hi Rick,
I tried to download it but nothing came up. I also cut and pasted the
url in my browser and still nothing. Perhaps its a different filename?
Rey,,
Rick Mason wrote:
Rey,
You may want to check out one of our CFUG presentations on that very
subject:
Thanks Damon. The thing is that we're running on CFMX 6.1 but I'm going
to bookmark these links for future use.
Rey.,
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A few intro/demos of the CFDOCUMENT feature and creating printable HTML
output in CFMX7 can be found here:
Rey Bango wrote:
Thanks Damon. The thing is that we're running on CFMX 6.1 but I'm going
maybe iText. http://www.lowagie.com/iText/ the demo stuff damon pointed
to should apply to this lib too.
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Say, in one of our projects, cfdocument slices text and images in half at
page breaks... Why is that?
- Calvin
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Subject: HTML to PDF
A few intro/demos
Rey,
Did you try the second URL I posted?
www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf1.ppthttp://www.coldfusion.org/downloads/Merging_CF_With_Adobe_pdf1.ppt
Left off the 1 when I typed it the first time. It works on this end OK.
Or you can just go to
Give cf_html2pdf3 a shot (do a quick Google search for it)
Works very well at converting both dynamic and static HTML to PDF files.
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 11:40 AM
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Subject: HTML to PDF?
oi Chris!!
you can use activePDF, i know it creates the files on the server
ctz
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Tuesday, September 2, 2003, 11:39:39 AM, you wrote:
CA Hello all,
CA I have a project that requires the conversion of HTML files to PDF. I
CA see a couple on the
Use the CF_HTML2PDF3 will do just that.
You can set it to convert any dynamic/static HTML file or even a CFM
file
to PDF. You specify where you want the file stored.
Store it on the server to be used at anytime you want.
I keep the files active for 24 hours then deletes them. This way it
does not
Tutorial: http://tutorial135.easycfm.com/
Pablo
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Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 10:39 AM
Subject: HTML to PDF?
Hello all,
I have a project that requires the conversion of HTML files to PDF. I
HTML2PDF is a good utility, I use it to generate PDF files that I store
on the server for later retrieval.
It's in the Exchange.
Joshua Miller
Head Programmer / IT Manager
Garrison Enterprises Inc.
www.garrisonenterprises.net
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www.cfcomet.com will give you boundless options.
Macromedia's Developer's Exchange is another source of options.
Erika
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| Hi,
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| What are the options of
I recommend checking out CF_HTML2PDF3 (can be found in the DevEx), a free
Custom Tag that generates PDF files. Tried and tested, and very easy to
implement. This tag utilizes HTMLDOC.EXE, and you must have CFEXECUTE
access on your server. My only gripe is that it does not support CSS.
v/r,
I take it you already searched on google?
On Wed, 1 May 2002, YC Nyon wrote:
Hi,
What are the options of converting a html file on the fly to PDF, Excel and Word
using CF ?
Thanks.
Nyon
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Get the mailserver
And try CFComet.com. They are pretty smart.
Jerry Johnson
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I take it you already searched on google?
On Wed, 1 May 2002, YC Nyon wrote:
Hi,
What are the options of converting a html file on the fly to PDF, Excel and Word
using CF ?
Thanks.
Nyon
, 2002 8:22 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Html to PDF, Excel, Word formats
I recommend checking out CF_HTML2PDF3 (can be found in the DevEx), a
free
Custom Tag that generates PDF files. Tried and tested, and very easy to
implement. This tag utilizes HTMLDOC.EXE, and you must have CFEXECUTE
access
www.pdflib.com - appears to be the linux industry standard. Try that yet?
www.fastio.com - may do the deal too.
www.planetpdf.com
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Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 6:14 AM
Subject: HTML to PDF
Hi gang... same thing but on the windows side... I'm looking for a cheap
(not necessarily free) ez, quick, etc solution. Crystal Reports is a
decent way to get the job done but what a big flaky piece of software.
Bugs quirks galore! At this point, all I need to do is convert a
pretty complex
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Hi gang... same thing but on the windows side... I'm looking for a cheap
(not necessarily free) ez, quick, etc solution. Crystal Reports is a
decent way to get the job done but what a big flaky piece of software
Can someone out there tell me where I can get a compiled version of
htmldoc.exe v. 1-8-18 (ie the latest version)
http://www.easysw.com/htmldoc/
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientq=htmldoc
Turns up loads of references for various platforms.
Thanks for this great link!!! this is very useful!!
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Can someone out there tell me where I can get a compiled version
Thanks, but I don't believe easysw distribute the compiled command line
version of htmlDOC for free, you have to compile it yourself (which I
have no idea how to do) which is why I put this request out to the list.
Stephen Moretti wrote:
Can someone out there tell me where I can get a
Thanks, but I don't believe easysw distribute the compiled command line
version of htmlDOC for free, you have to compile it yourself (which I
have no idea how to do) which is why I put this request out to the list.
You need Visual C++ for a windows compile. The instructions are in the
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