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I am attempting to get IronPDF working on my deployment of an ASP.NET Core 3.1 App Service. I am not using Azure Functions for any of this, just a regular endpoints on an Azure App Service -which, when a user calls it, the service generates and returns a generated PDF document.

When running the endpoint on localhost, it works perfectly- generating the report from the HTML passed into the method. However, once I deploy it to my Azure Web App Service, I am getting a 502 - Bad Gateway error, as attached (displayed in Swagger for neatness sake).

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I am trying to scrape data (medicine name) from this link https://www.1mg.com/drugs-all-medicines this link have 841 pages with 30 data per page. But my code is somehow only picking 20 data per page. I don't know what causing it and how to solve it. this is the code I am using.

I'm trying to render an HTML element on a canvas. To do this, I'm calculating the size of the HTML element beforehand by appending it to the document, getting the size, and then removing it later.

Problem is, in Chrome I get a size that's like 200 pixels too tall. So there's a giant whitespace under the element on the canvas.

I've tried not using any font settings at all, checked margin/padding (same problem even when removed) and tried to use scrollHeight/offsetHeight/clientHeight/jQuery...all give too-large height. I've read as many other posts as I can find and didn't get a solution. So...hoping someone can give me some new ideas :) In Firefox it works perfectly...

Here's the code:

I want to insert multiple "items" into a list using a foreach loop(looping over a list). Now I want to insert the lines as a element. But by specifying the index at the position I want to insert the line, the previous one gets overwritten. How can I add a line at position and then add the rest afterwards without overwriting the previously added line

I want to render a PDF document using latest FLyingSaucer

I'm developing a project for an app that will display my react app in a webview. ReactJS app works perfectly in webview, that is why I assume JS is activated in webview. But, I'm trying to display a base64 encoded HTML content which I'm trying to display as follows;

</code></p> <p>This approach works fine in the browser (Chrome), but it's not working at all in the webview.</p> <p>I used <code>srcdoc</code> instead of <code>src</code>. But then I cannot <code>postMessage</code> to parent ReactJS app.</p> <p>Is there a way to work with <code>srcdoc</code> in this scenario or what could be the problem with the iframe when in webview?</p>

I think my problem is somewhat simple hopefully. Using ASP.NET Core MVC and Visual Studio.

I have a database that will store cshtml. I will be reading this into the model property at the top of the index.cshtml file.

For certain sections, I need to display this cshtml as it would render, if I just had it in the cshtml file to begin with.

Using this works, MOSTLY --> @Html.Raw(Model.htmlcontent)

However, all of the @Model.Property bits are showing up like that, instead of actually inserting the value like I want.

Is there another method like Html.Raw that can do this, or a good approach for this?

Thank you

I'm trying to add/modify html content to Google Drive's comments. By the comment's definition page linked, it looks like htmlContent is not writable.

Using the Try this API button here I've successfully created, updated and listed comments.

In fact, if I use v2, I am able to send some htmlContent to the comment. Although it does not work as intended, and it just shows my html code.

I am trying to load a css file and an image into my pug file and neither are loading. It feels like I have tried everything I could find with no solution. I have my css and image in the public folder which is set as static with express. I appreciate any help I can get.

The folder structure is as follows: