HTML 1:1 PDF

Webpage 1:1 PDF
Wie kann man eine HTML-Seite 1:1 in ein PDF-Dokument umwandeln.
Idealerweise sollte dies auch für ASP, PHP usw. funktionieren,sowie für Blogeinträge (Blogger, Wordpress, …). Das PDF sollte searchable sein, die Eigenschaften wie Datum, URL, Seitenzahl aktiviert oder deaktivierbar sein.
Diese Möglichkeit wird von den klassischen PDF-Druckern nicht Angebot. Ich habe bereits mehrmals versucht die Einstellungen zu verändert, aber ohne Erfolg.
Ich habe es mit den Programmen von Adobe versucht als auch mit verschiedenen Freeware-Tools.
Gibt es eine entsprechende Software oder ein Werkzeug das diese Anforderungen gerecht wird?
Bitte euch um eure Hilfe!

kann man auch eine ganze URL-Liste abarbeiten und speichern lassen? Ich meine damit nicht mehrere Ebenen, sondern wie gesagt eine URL-Liste.
Ja sicher,
einfach über "Dateien Zusammenfügen" die Option "Website hinzufügen" auswählen...
... URL eintragen ...
und das Ganze eifach für jede gewünschte URL wiederholen.

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I have a program which saves a technical report as a HTML file. I don't have another choice as to file type to save as. This program has a template which generates the report....and there are fields which are filled in...some text fields, and one is a company logo. Just to be clear the logo itself is not in the template, a holding place is there which points to the location of the logo on my drive. This is all set up by the program and can't be altered.
If I save the logo as a jpg, png or tiff file, the logo shows up in the final HTML report and if I use Adobe Professional (version 7.0 on Win XP) to create a pdf the image also shows up - a perfect replica of the report is created in pdf, making it convenient for printing and email.
If I save the logo as a bitmap file (which creates a higher resolution and sharper looking logo) the logo shows up in the initial HTML technical report, but when I convert this to pdf the file is not found, instead it shows as a small square red box with the error "Bad file image" or "unable to download image".
I can't understand why this would be the case as the logo is saved in the same location whether it is jpg, png, tiff or bmp. It just seems that the Adobe Pro doesn't know how to "find" the bitmap logo from the HTML template.
I did try converting the HTML document to Word but it threw the formatting out and when it was converted to pdf it cropped the page & I wasn't able to resolve this...maybe it can be done but it is a long way around in any case, particularly if steps then need to be taken to correct the formatting.
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Thanks for your response. Yes I did mean .bmp files.
The problem is not getting it to show in HTML - but Adobe then picking it up from there. I guess though if it is not a standard format for HTML then maybe Adobe has trouble recognising it if it is there. Also, it is possible for Adobe to convert .bmp files if they are inserted in the HTML file, but I have instead a template with the code for the location of the file rather than the graphic itself. I don't have this problem using the other file formats and getting them into pdf...it's just that the images aren't as sharp as the bmp. I have tried various formats and resolutions so if there isn't a way I can get the bmp from the HTML file into pdf I might just have to live with printing and scanning from the original. Thanks for your input, it confirms what I was thinking. I'll leave this unanswered for now in case someone else has further information.

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Using:
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I've recently created a second APEX instance locally (from externally hosted instance) and copied the application (via application export) and parsing schema (using exp/imp). Everything works fine except when I try to print reports (for JasperReports) it comes up as garbled HTML instead of PDF.
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AS
/*=========================================================================
$Id: xlib_http.pks 21 2010-01-07 07:41:27Z dietmar.aust $
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License : Copyright (c) 2010 Dietmar Aust (opal-consulting.de)
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$LastChangedBy: dietmar.aust $
Date        Author           Comment
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
19.02.2007 D. Aust          initial creation
07.08.2008 D. Aust          added check_get_request
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+Hello
I want to send an ALV output as attachement in html or as pdf format. how to do that? line size is greater than 600(nearly 40 fields).
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Regards
Guruvayurappan
Moderator Message: Please search before posting your question. Thread locked.
Edited by: Suhas Saha on Dec 29, 2011 4:57 PM

Hi,
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Hello
I've come to the point, when I need to display rich text with html markups in output PDF.
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Hi Abhinav
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Convert html into tidy html to convert pdf using iText

hello.
I am try to convert html document into pdf.
first i tried iText it works properly. but it needs all the tags to be witten correctly.
when u try html not well formeted it gives an exception.
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or if not if not then way to convert html into properly taged HTML
so it s easy to convert it to html,
If you have any working example of Tidy.jar please send me.
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Hi,
I had a similar tasko to do i.e converting HTML to PDF.
Please follow the link to this site and download the trial code.
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I'm doing some research for a client whose company is moving from PDFs to HTML for their in-house user interfaces.
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PDFs can indeed work with data and can be programmed with javascript. You can do some pretty interesting things with it. It is even possible to create interactive forms on the web using PDF, however it requires server-side support. As a general rule, though, PDFs are terrible as a web interface and it's far easier to work with HTML and PHP.
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I'm trying to get a module working which should transform HTML code into pdf.
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Mostly I get an error while parsing the HTML-Code (given by a stream from w URL e.g. http://www.google.com). There is no HTML code that 100% correct in the www.
Has anyone made such a project? Can anyone pass me a hint how I can get that working?
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Best regards,
nobody

Hello,
I've now tested a lot with the concept of http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2006/jw-0410-html.html?page=1 which typically working like a lot of other things.
Unfortunately normal pages like http://www.google.com cause errors:
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line 1 column 1.404 - Warning: <script> lacks "type" attribute
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line 3 column 1.171 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.264 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.356 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.447 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.544 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.717 - Warning: missing </nobr> before <div>
line 3 column 1.729 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 1.729 - Warning: discarding unexpected <a>
line 3 column 1.732 - Warning: discarding unexpected </a>
line 3 column 1.775 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.870 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 1.965 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.060 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.112 - Warning: missing </nobr> before <div>
line 3 column 2.126 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 2.126 - Warning: missing </nobr> before <div>
line 3 column 2.126 - Warning: trimming empty <nobr>
line 3 column 2.141 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 2.141 - Warning: trimming empty <nobr>
line 3 column 2.141 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
line 3 column 2.147 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
line 3 column 2.153 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 2.153 - Warning: discarding unexpected <a>
line 3 column 2.156 - Warning: discarding unexpected </a>
line 3 column 2.198 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.303 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.381 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.470 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.561 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&tab"
line 3 column 2.592 - Warning: missing </nobr> before <div>
line 3 column 2.606 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 2.606 - Warning: missing </nobr> before <div>
line 3 column 2.606 - Warning: trimming empty <nobr>
line 3 column 2.621 - Warning: inserting implicit <nobr>
line 3 column 2.621 - Warning: trimming empty <nobr>
line 3 column 2.621 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
line 3 column 2.627 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
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line 3 column 2.633 - Warning: discarding unexpected <a>
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line 3 column 2.731 - Warning: discarding unexpected </nobr>
line 3 column 2.772 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
line 3 column 2.807 - Warning: trimming empty <div>
line 3 column 2.888 - Warning: <nobr> is not approved by W3C
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line 3 column 2.920 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&pval"
line 3 column 2.927 - Warning: unescaped & or unknown entity "&q"
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A big problem also appears when I try to open XHTML URLs like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XHTML.
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Is there another chance to convert html2pdf ?
nobody85

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