I'm using graphviz to generate a client side imagemap, which generates both the image file and a text file containing the map HTML code. Is there anyway I can dynamically read this file and write this map information onto the HTML page when it loads?
You can use a server side scripting language for this purpose.
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I am trying to convert a .rtf file to an HTML file so in can be displayed on a mobile device in web view. I have seen a solution but it is either in a different language or requires the use of modules; however, I cannot use modules for my situation.
Thank you.
I think you should convert the RTF file on the server side before making an HTTP request for the HTML website. You will have to decide how you want the RTF to be formatted in the HTML document.
I'm using Apache FOP to create a PDF file that renders an HTML page. This page contains charts generated using a JavaScript library (https://www.shieldui.com). I was able to perform HTML (-> FOP) -> PDF conversion, but the output PDF file does not display any charts, only text.
Am I missing any steps? Is there any way of including JavaScript libraries into FOP XSLT?
I have a JS code (using JQuery), which makes some calculations and provides data as a string. How do I create a file full with this data and suggest the client to download it in my JS code? Thanks!
I have a php script to download some webpages. The problem is that the downloaded files haven't got the dynamic content which is written by javascript.
I suppose I need a javascript engine or something similar. Is there some php library or command-line program for downloading a webpage with all its dynamic content?
Example of what I need: I want to download the webpage www.example.com/product.html.
Now: I'm able to download the code:
<h1></h1>
What I want: I want to download the code:
<h1>Title written by javascript</h1>
This is happening because the JavaScript is not downloaded properly. You are only downloading the HTML file and not the attached JavaScript files.
Once the JavaScript will be available for the HTML page, all the dynamic content would be coming correctly.
Another Workaround:
You can use selenium like web automation libraries that actually opens the page in a browser, let the browser execute the js and prepare the DOM. After this you can download the HTML content.
One more:
You can make use of PhantomJs to download the HTML page, process the Javascript and give you the final output for save.
https://superuser.com/questions/448514/command-line-browser-with-js-support
I develop a simple site in django.
in this site the user has to upload a pdf file,
and then he can see it with tree of sections in the side.
The challenge is:
A. How can i read the file sections?
it could be in django, python, javascript or each another idea.
B. How can i jump to specific section when the user click on it?
I display the file with html object tag.
Thanks for any reply.
I`m not sure, that I understand you correctly, but if you talk about Named Destinations in PDF file you should:
get Named Destinations of PDF file with pyPdf library with "getNamedDestinations" method
open PDF file with nameddest parameter like "http://example.org/doc.pdf#nameddest=something"