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I am looking into How to programmatically convert PDF content to support responsive html web page,which should be viewable in iOS, android and web browsers as well. Could anyone please provide your insights to take it forward? Also, please provide your suggestions how can it be achieved if any other ways?
You can use the free Mozilla's PDF.js library to directly render the PDF file as HTML5 in the browser. Here is a link to the library http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/
As you can see the PDF viewer is fully responsive: http://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/web/viewer.html.
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I can only publish my project in html5 (not a coder) I have my application design in html5 on my laptop. I need a way to convert this to apk for uploading to play store. Is there a way for me to do that?
I have created the project on adobe captivate. I have published it in html5. I tried to use cordova and ionics. But with no coding background, I did not manage to do that.
Read about cordova
or you can find other tutorials on google.
Cordova can help you to convert HTML5 web app to Android App
or we have one more phonegap
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I have string contains HTML type of data and I am simply trying to convert them into PDF using ASP.Net. I've looked around in the support pages and Googled it a lot! There seems to be no simple snippet of code to this is common task with a nice output. To be more specific, if is it possible to convert whole html page (With css) into a PDF file like wise what any browser does for us.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks
Are you familiar with pdf.js
Example code
https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/
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I'm looking for a way to program with HTML and CSS and have it render in the form of a Windows application.
What is the best way to do this, so I don't have to get my hands too dirty using C++?
EDIT: I see seamonkey is very confused about what im asking, so ill explain. I want to program in HTML/CSS and use that program as an offline application instead of a webpage. Ive heard useful tips like including IE9's html renderer in my program and also using HTA files or even using Chrome apps. Im still open to other suggestions.
If you are using Visual Studio, you (in essesnce) embed the Internet Explorer viewer into your application. I have done it before and it is pretty easy. To do that, just create an MFC application then use the MFC WebBrowser Control
Here is an article on how to do that.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752046(v=vs.85).aspx
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I saw that many sites have pre-loaders, and saw sites such as http://cssload.net which allow you to make them. But the question is, is it just HTML and CSS or are there scripts behind site pre-loaders that make the site wait until all of the data is loaded?
All advice is greatly appreciated!
actually the loaders that you watch in those pages are just images or Css fnctionalities and doesn't have any script (dark side) behind just the ones that the page give you.
about show or hide the preloader, basically you show the preload until your data is loaded after it, you can use a javascript method to hide the preloader (actually the div tag where is stored).
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mobile browser simulator is not recognizing HTML5 elements like input date type,
placeholder,localstorage,sessionStorage Video tags. Do I need to change any settings?
The HTML5 support is not a function of the mobile browser simulator, but a function of the browser the mobile browser simulator runs on.
BTW, In Eclipse you can choose to work with an external browser.