I am looking to convert the generated HTML output from an ASPX page to a
PDF file. I have this "sort of" working using the XMLWorker. The ASPX /
HTML page that I am looking to convert has an orderd list on it - what I am
seeing is for list items 1-9 everything comes out perfect. Once I get to
double digits - greater than 10 - the trailing period after 10. , 11., 12.,
etc is not present and the spacing is not correct.
The line of code that is doing the conversion for me is simply :
GetInstance().ParseXHtml(writer, doc, New StringReader(markup)) - where the
markup variable is a string of the generated HTML.
Can anyone explain why this is happening and what I need to do to fix the
output?
Thanks
sb
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