op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = true vs op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = false

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op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = true vs op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = false

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Hi Support,

I'm converting HTML to PDF and all ok so far ...

I've noticed non-expected differences when HtmlInput is html string vs html file.

In case of HtmlInput = false, and Input (array) has a string pointing to a file on file system ... all ok.

But, in case of HtmlInput = true, and Input has a string containing the html ... rendering looks slightly different (css embedded in html), but more importantly "<a href..>'s are NOT converted to URI links.

I guess the reason is related to how you create URI value and when HtmlInput= true, the path cannot be determined: viewtopic.php?t=46577

-žarko
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Re: op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = true vs op.htmlToDoc.HtmlInput = false

Post by Stefan - PDF-XChange »

Hello zarkogajic,

I've asked our devs to take a look here and assist! We will post further in this topic when I've heard back from them!

Kind regards,
Stefan
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