I have been learning vpython, and I am making a lunar lander copy for a school project. I was wondering if there is any way to embed a vpython canvas or window on a webpage. Thanks!
At glowscript.org you can export your program to JavaScript and embed it in a web page. On the page where you edit your GlowScript VPython progrm, click "Shae or export this program". However, because at glowscript.org your Python code is transpiled to JavaScript, you can't import arbitrary Python modules.
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I'm using Adobe XD from the first time, I'm working actually on an xd created by a designer to export HTML/CSS scripts to be injected in the web application (Spring boot / JSP)
I've tried with the Adobe plugin Web Export, the static HTML/CSS pages are generated but the UI elements (textfield, checkboxes, radio, buttons...) are not interactive, they are just kind of static forms (rect, svg...)
Is there another way to export the XD to HTML pages much closer to
the expected template ?
Is there any required configuration to be done on the original XD
?
Do I have to rework them all and replace them with the correct
components ?
Am I missing something ?
Thanks a lot in advance
No, you cannot export interactive UI elements from XD. Usually, designers use XD with component libraries, elements from which you can use in the final code.
How can I embed a scala project into a website ? I did a visual with swing but I have no idea on how to make it inside my web page and have button, textfield, etc functional.
Any ideas ?
Try to package your scala program into a jar and use any supported library from the webpage to call the jar(ex: subprocess/Jython library for Django)
I am trying to export an html page that contains html form and canvas to a pdf file (after onclick event (button)). I already been aware of wkhtmltopdf and PhantomJS but I think that it cannot be implemented as it should.
(the main problem is that I want to export the output offline, by covnerting the web app to android apk using the http://www.appsgeyser.com/)
To get your requirement, I hope you require to take pdf of web page.
if my understanding is correct, Please refer below link
http://www.hiqpdf.com/demo/ConvertHtmlToPdf.aspx
also see the existing post ITextSharp HTML to PDF?
Follow the Link of Zend_Pdf : http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/zend.pdf.html
You can also try jspdf : http://jspdf.com/
Or try to use javascript
A flash file can be embedded in a PDF document. Does anyone know if it is also possible to embed an HTML webpage?
Added:
I don't mean just a plain HTML document, but a webpage with Javascript too.
The answer is no.
While you can embed videos, sounds and SWF files in a PDF, dynamic HTML files aren't supported. (Adobe AIR is more suitable to package and distribute HTML files).
The best you can do in a PDF is to use the ATTACH option in Adobe Acrobat. This will "attach" any file with the PDF document similar to how you add an attachment with an email. But the attachment can't be viewed within the PDF document, and has to be opened separately.
More info:
Javascript can be added to PDF files and used to manipulate various elements within the PDF file.
Not directly. Depending on what you're looking for, however, you can use something like dompdf (PHP) to generate a PDF file from an HTML document, then merge that document with your original. It even supports JavaScript, up to the level Adobe Reader supports JavaScript.
That said, the PDF file format is really for things you want to print (i.e. want to look the same everywhere), not things you want to click on (i.e. look sensible everywhere). Adobe's decision to include Flash support was probably made from a marketing standpoint, not a technical one.
The best workaround would be to create a web/html viewer in Adobe Flash and embed that in a PDF as an SWF. There is an option to "Add SWF" in Acrobat under "Rich Media."
Created a NPM module that allows you to add custom HTML and CSS to PDF's.
const pdf = require('add-html-to-pdf');
var options = {
input: 'sample.pdf',
output: 'done.pdf',
html: "<div style='color:red'>This is awesome!</div>",
useDocker: true
}
pdf.insertHTMLInPDF(options);
You could reconstruct the html, css and js on the web page using php.
Im using a plugin with a wordpress site that is pretty outdated but works very well for creating pdfs with html, css and javascript.
it's called tcpdf
plugins/tcpdf/tcpdf.php
https://tcpdf.org/examples/
the pdf is made on the fly as a function.
I would like to create a flash presentation for a web page. It would read content from files in LaTeX format and would display the content properly. This would require to call a LaTeX compiler and generate the proper output every time the content in the latex files changes. How can I do that? Any other ideas around this?
There's a good example of it at http://www.flashandmath.com/basic/latex/index.html that uses the LaTeXtoSWF library, from http://www.tlhiv.org/LaTeX2swf/
You might be interested in my open source project http://sourceforge.net/projects/latex2flash/ as well.
Here's the blog site http://validi.fi/latex2flash