If the Selected HTML elements are too large, they will be splitted into multiple pages (of A4 format in your case). To fix the mentioned issue, you can add a bigger margin before your table header.
My element is a repeating group, this repeating group is a invoice.
As I fill it with more itens, it will grow, given that, I canât predict the exact size, and I canât cut this in 4 elements.
Is there any solution to this?
This plugin was simple to set up and itâs been working greatâŠat least I thought it was. It works great on ios devices, but it doesnât at all on android. Is there a limitation there?
It seems that itâs a data connection issue?? The text data goes through, but not the pdf. So far itâs only happened with android devices, but those same devices work in other locations. It appears to always go through, regardless, on IOS.
Firstly, thank you for such a great plugin. Weâve tried a few others and this is by far the best. We have a html graph that doesnât appear to be converting to PDF (image attached). We tried putting an individual tag on it however, that did not seem to help. If anyone had a solution that would be much appreciated.
Hi @d.dominguezribeiro,
It is not possible to automatically detect the white spaces on the page or to reorganise the rendered html to not add the page breaks in the places you donât want.
Instead, you can split your app page into multiple sections and export each section to a separate PDF page. It should solve the issue. As an alternative solution, you can also change the PDF page size.
Hey @BubbleSam, just started using the plugin. Is there a way to download the PDF so the text is something that people can copy/paste? Right now it just downloads them as a screenshot basically. in my use case, we download interview notes and send them to people that we interview for their approval. Would be good if they could copy/paste text from the PDF and refer to it when they get back to us with what they want to change
Hi @Toby1, there is no actual plugin that can do this on Bubble, all of them take a âScreenshotâ of the element and return a PDF with an image inserted. The only way I was able to truly generate dynamic PDFs was by sending data to a PDFMonkey (www.pdfmonkey.io/) template via JSON through Integromat (www.integromat.com). This seems like a lot but itâs quite simple and, depending on the amount of PDFs you need to generate, this is a completely free solution.
@BubbleSam This is a great plugin. I am trying to figure out how I can take an app that I developed for scale on mobile (400 wide) and have an element that will generate a quality PDF without redesigning my application. Right now I have my application setup with a very large element in the background. The element is hidden. When I try to generate while element is hidden it gives me the below error. If I show the element then it works fine. The issue is when I show the element it is much too large for the scale of my app. Any help on how to generate a quality PDF using the smaller scale of my app?
Update: Quick update. I was able to correct the issue with the error but now when the element is hidden it says it can not be found. I hope there is a better way that I am just missing.
Hi @b.kenfield Thank you for your feedback!
Without seeing the exact structure of your page itâs hard to guess what caused the problem.
However, I think you just need to group your elements into a parent group. This could help to resolve the issue!