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I'm developing an app that needs to use Puppeteer to view a webpage and download it as a PDF for the end user. I'm using express.js as a server. The problem I'm having is that when developing locally on Windows, my PDF downloads look just like the source web page they're based off of, but when I deploy the app to Heroku which uses a Ubuntu based environment, the font is changed from Times New Roman to sans-serif.

Here is a snippet of my Puppeteer print pdf code:

I am using this library for all my CRUD operations, as well as this for the routing.

WhenI try to "Add, edit or delete" I get 404 not found

After investigating around, I found that the issue was with the .htaccess file.

I am currently running into the above error when trying to access my reportsHome page. It seems to be a problem with the 'HREF' section of the form where the code is href="{% url 'printReports' reports_pk %}"

The templates , views and URLs are listed in the below code:

reportsHome.html :

I'm fairly new to the world of aumating sheets with scripts and ma still firmly in the 'cobble other peoples code together' phase of writing scripts.

I have a schedule in Google Sheets that display's different department overviews based on the contents of a cell ('B1'). I'm attempting to iterate a list of values through that cell and in each instance export the resulting sheet to pdf.

So far I've got it working, my next hurdle is getting it to export the pdf in landscape rather than portrait. I can see implementations using url export but I'm not confident enough (read keep breaking everything) to implement that in to the script below.

Any help greatly appreciated!

This is the html code:

I'm trying to do a date range based filter to export a report into a PDF; however, when I click to export the PDF, I get the following message: ExceptionConverter: java.io.IOException: The document has no pages. Here's my PDF class' code:

I have created a JavaFX application. It runs perfectly in my Intellij IDE. Now I want to distribute the application - i.e. I want to obtain an installer that users could download and then it would install the application for them.

I found a very interesting article about this here. This blog article basically describes what I want to achieve. There are two differences though:

1. I am using Maven and not Gradle

2. I have dependencies which use automodules such as iText7 and apache.commons.lang3

The usage of automodules is making things very complicated. There is a GitHub project called ModiTect (here) that has been written to solve these issues. I have no experience in using ModiTect though and even my Maven knowledge is barely existent (meaning: I don't really know what I am doing in the pom.xml).

What I am looking for is an explanation (step-by-step) as on how to integrate ModiTect (and if necessary jpackage) into my pom.xml in order to obtain an installer for my JavaFX application that uses automodules (and also a sqlite database, which shouldn't be a problem though).

Can somebody provide this explanation or refer me to a tutorial?

I provide a MWE at the end of this question. The MWE ist a TestApp. To illustrate the problem, run the application and press the "Print PDF" button. A pdf is created in resources --> pdf

The MWE will compile and run when executing javafx:run There will be an error related to the usage of automodules when executing javafx:jlink

I don't know how to fix this. ModiTect appears to be a promising addon. Another possible way can be found in this GitHub repo. But as I said before: My Maven knowledge is not sufficient to really grasp what is going on here. Any help would mean a lot to me!

MWE:

pom.xml:

I am trying to setup a printer class in Java that can print PDF files using PDFBox. My printPdf method successfully adds the .pdf file in the printer's queue but it does not print at all (it gets stuck in the "printing..." state).

It only happens to some specific PDF files. For some pdf files it will work perfectly, for some the issue will happen.

Here is the code I used to print the pdf files:

I am making a very simple react application with ver minimal of content.

index.js: