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Repeat a section in the HTML page
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Hi everyone!
I have this template which uses a table and I want that the section "Repeat this section depending on total records" be repeated. The scenario is that a certain person can have multiple entries (which will be placed in the "repeat this section...") and once that is created, I will convert this into a pdf page with breaks.
Is there a way to do this? The result will be something like this
aspose aspose.pdf
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
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Hi everyone!
I have this template which uses a table and I want that the section "Repeat this section depending on total records" be repeated. The scenario is that a certain person can have multiple entries (which will be placed in the "repeat this section...") and once that is created, I will convert this into a pdf page with breaks.
Is there a way to do this? The result will be something like this
aspose aspose.pdf
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
2,1795 gold badges27 silver badges51 bronze badges
Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05
add a comment |
Hi everyone!
I have this template which uses a table and I want that the section "Repeat this section depending on total records" be repeated. The scenario is that a certain person can have multiple entries (which will be placed in the "repeat this section...") and once that is created, I will convert this into a pdf page with breaks.
Is there a way to do this? The result will be something like this
aspose aspose.pdf
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
2,1795 gold badges27 silver badges51 bronze badges
Hi everyone!
I have this template which uses a table and I want that the section "Repeat this section depending on total records" be repeated. The scenario is that a certain person can have multiple entries (which will be placed in the "repeat this section...") and once that is created, I will convert this into a pdf page with breaks.
Is there a way to do this? The result will be something like this
aspose aspose.pdf
aspose aspose.pdf
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
2,1795 gold badges27 silver badges51 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
2,1795 gold badges27 silver badges51 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
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asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
2,1795 gold badges27 silver badges51 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 9:28
Musikero31Musikero31
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Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05
add a comment |
Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05
Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05
add a comment |
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Aspose.PDF for .NET API can help you to convert HTML files to PDF or adding HTML string to a PDF page with the help of HTMLFragment Class. You would need to devise rest of the algorithm based on your requirements. HtmlFragment title = new HtmlFragment("<fontsize=10><b><i>Table</i></b></fontsize>"); page.Paragraphs.Add(title); Or you may directly convert whole HTML file to PDF so that the generated file may appear exactly as source file. PS: I work with Aspose as Developer Evangelist.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 28 at 22:02
@FarhanRaza OK. I understand how it is. However, is it possible to have like two separate html templates (header and details) whereby the details duplicate and combine these two before converting it to pdf?
– Musikero31
Mar 29 at 2:04
You may convert both HTML files to PDF individually and then concatenate pages of those two PDF documents into one as per your requirements.
– Farhan Raza
Mar 29 at 17:05