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I have an issue while using Select.HtmlToPdf.NetCore v 21.1.0. please refer screenshot below which contains various view of final HTML content in different browsers or visualizers and final PDF output of same HTML

HTML visualizer view in runtime VS 2019 of final html before pdf HTML visualizer

Same HTML copies separately to view first in chrome chrome render of same html

ans second in Internet explorer(not edge) Internet explorer but NOT EDGE, some old like 7,8

And final PDF generated look like this final pdf generated

Now, i feel that certain CSS used while designing HTML which works in chrome does not work in HTML visualizer and also in selectPDF package as well which i am using.

Also, IE and HTML Visualizer render is almost similar to PDF output.

My question now is how do i find out which css is not working out? how do i design my html, now that i have to be dependent on Internet explorer? what should i do like what kind of CSS i should use which can render on chrome and this selectpdf in sync? (i am not so good with css) Any suggestion or help to fix this is will be highly appreciated. thanks in advance.

I am writing a page that loads a PDF using the SelectPDF library. The problem I am running into is the load time for rendering the PDF. It takes like 2-3 seconds for the PDF to render from HTML.

This isn't an issue, but I want to disable the button used to create the pdf during that loading period. Because if the user gets impatient and clicks the button again, the process starts over.

I thought using a script manager and an update panel would allow me to do this, but I cannot seem to figure it out. I have partial page rendering and the update mode set to conditional, but when I call the update() method from my code, nothing happens. The button doesn't disable until the PDF finishes rendering.

I want to force the button enabled state to update before the PDF starts rendering, not after.

Here is my code

The ASPX page

I am currently trying to interact with PDF files using a library called IronPdf. I created a simple Console Application and managed to follow their tutorial by creating a HTML file, writing to it, saving it as a PDF and accessing that PDF.

However whenever I try to further work with that pdf I always get an ExecutionEngineException with the following message:

I am having an issue wrapping my head around how to properly wrap a PDF library I am using called IronPDF.

IronPDF has a PdfDocument object.

My thought was to create a IronPdfDocument object that looks like this:

I have a .NET Core 3.1 web app running on Azure App Service that is using SelectPdf to convert some HTML document to PDF. It is working perfectly on my localhost but once I publish on to Azure, I got the following error no matter how small/simple my HTML document is:

I am generating PDF documents successfully in an Azure Web Application written using IronPDF as our PDF rendering engine.  The use case is generate PDFs of financial statements and invoices in C# as part of a wider closed business application.

Everything is working well in local development and HTML To PDF document generator functionality is exactly as we needed. Taking the PDF generator into staging we are noticing slow rendering times.

 These sometimes cascade into a backlog of PDFs in a request queue which can lead to timeouts from web requests when the wait goes over 30 seconds. Our code is not unusual and carefully follows steps in the Ironpdf C# PDF creation tutorial: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/html-to-pdf/

PM> Install-Package IronPdf

I got a JSON object like this:

Hi i'm using SelectPdf for Net Core.

First i generate a method for convert html content to pdf, then i configure my pdf options and finally i add footer in all pages, this work but I can't find any property to center my footer in the document.

I am trying to use the Select.HtmlToPdf library https://www.nuget.org/packages/Select.HtmlToPdf/20.2.0