Op 5/01/2011 8:53, Nattapong Suwannatrai schreef:
htmlworker.Parse(sr); ßCan Not Display In Thai Language when
pulled data from gridview to write down pdf.
Not sure what you mean by gridview, but if you want to use a different
font than Helvetica in HtmlWorker, you need to define a FontProvider as
explained on page 310 of the Second Edition of iText in Action. You also
have to make sure the HTML is read using the proper encoding.
I think the default front of iTextsharp is HELVETICA. It can support
Thai language.
The default font is Helvetica and it doesn't support Thai.
Can I add defined font in "htmlparser.Parse(sr)" ?
You need to define a FontProvider as documented in the book.
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