We may also wish to change the size of our print margins to create more whitespace on the page, to make room for large headers or footers, or even set zero margins for commercial printing of brochures or posters:
The full free HTML to PDF converter C# Source Code for this tutorial is available to download as a zipped Visual Studio 2017 project file. It will use its rendering engine to generate PDF document objects in C#.
Css Header Footer Pdf Download
$('#example_table').DataTable( "scrollX": true,"scrollY": 380,scrollCollapse: true,"paging": true,"ordering": true,lengthMenu: [[ 10, 25, 50, 2147483647 ],[ '10 rows', '25 rows', '50 rows', 'Show all' ]],"pageLength": 2147483647,scroller: true,"serverSide": true,"columnDefs": [ "targets": 0, "orderable": false, "searchable": false ],"destroy":true,"pagingType": "full_numbers","oLanguage": "sSearch": " ",dom: 'lBfrtip',buttons: [extend: 'excel',exportOptions: columns: cols_export,modifier: filter: 'applied', order: 'current',extend: 'pdf',customize: function (pdf) return "My header here....\n\n"+ pdf +"\n\nMy Footer here.....";,exportOptions: columns: cols_export,'print' ],"ajax":url : "include/display_list.php?keyword=" + 'civil_configuration_bim_table'+url_append,type: "post",error: function(data)$(".employee-grid-error").html("");$("#admin_list").append('No data found in the server');$("#employee-grid_processing").css("display","none");,,deferRender: true );});
Never done it before, but somewhere in the past I had made one with autofilters. So I adjusted that one to make a header and footer. You'll have to know a bit of working with nodes in javascript.I made an example on CodepenIn the javascript window you'll find an explanation of default things you can put in the header and/or footer. And for the ones that would like to see the code immediatly ...
The getDocDefinition function generates a docDefinition object based on the data in AG Grid, the print parameters, and the pdfExportOptions objects provided in the AG Grid columns. This is where all the AG Grid-pdfMake integration takes place. You can modify this integration code to change the default values we're using for export font size, hyperlink color, row background colors, etc., or modify the header and footer content.
Once we have the docDefinition we provide it as a parameter to pdfMake.createPdf(docDefinition).download() to print the generated table. That's all there is to it - making it easy for you to take our implementation of getDocDefinition, add it to your codebase and invoke it to generate the docDefinition for pdfMake to use when exporting.
You can also easily customize the header and data row heights. In the live sample, we have number input fields to set the header row height (default value of 25px) and the data row heights (default value of 15px) in the PDF export.
You can add any content to the header and footer - text, images, etc. We illustrate this using a checkbox in the PDF Export Panel to allow adding an image in the header of each exported page. In our demo, the PDF export header contains the AG Grid logo.
As mentioned above, pdfMake lets you provide footer content to your PDF export. In the live sample, we have provided a checkbox in the PDF Export Panel to allow exporting with or without a footer in each exported page. In our example the footer shows the page index and page count.
The AG Grid-pdfMake integration code we've built covers a number of AG Grid configurations. However, you may want to modify the default values for font size/color/margins, or provide your own header or footer content. You may want to extend it with your own logic to support a specific scenario.
We hope this article helps you implement exporting AG Grid to PDF. Remember that you can download the code samples in multiple frameworks and easily reuse the code above to implement PDF export in your project.
To create a new template, just create a new folder within the plugin's lib/plugins/dw2pdf/tpl/ folder and put your header, footers, cover page, and style definitions in it. See lib/plugins/dw2pdf/tpl/default for an example. Do not modify the template default, this template will be overwritten on updates, so you will lose your changes.
The following files can be created and will be used to set headers and footers on odd or even pages. Special headers/footers can be used on the first page of a document. If a file does not exist the next more generic one will be tried. E.g. if you don't differ between even and odd pages, just the header.html is used.
Remark about Bookcreator:The next page dependent replacements are only for citation.html updated for every page.In the headers and footers the ID of the bookmanager page of the Bookcreator is applied.
Although not strictly in the 'header' section, custom dropdown menus may be added to the top of your site via Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme settings and adding your links to the Custom menu box, using the examples given to help you.
Some themes allow you to add custom CSS and footer text via their settings pages The standard 'Clean' and 'More' themes offer this option, via Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Clean/More
Places a header and footeron every page. Headers show the web page title, or if no title isavailable, the web page URL or file path. Footers show the web pageURL or file path, and the date and time of the download.
Module for ProcessWire that helps generating dynamic PDF files from pages with the library mPDF.The PDF output is customizable with ProcessWire templates.InstallationPlease take a look at the following guide: -uninstall/Important: Update to v.1.1.0+Version 1.1.0 was a major refactoring of the module. The PDF engine was switched from TCPDF to mPDF, which has superior support for rendering HTML/CSS. Furthermore, creating the PDF files was delegated to a separate module called WirePDF. Some settings related to the configuration of the PDF layout (margins, page format...) were moved to this module. Before you update, please check out the instructions here and make sure that you test the rendering of the PDF files.ConfigurationAfter installing the module, the following config options are available:Enabled templates Select the templates where the module is allowed to create/store PDF filesPrint header Check to print a header in the PDF filesPrint footer Check to print a footer in the PDF filesCache time Time in seconds how long the created PDF files are cached before they are created againPDF filename Filename of the PDF files. Use placeholders page.name and page.id as placeholders for the page's name and ID.GET variable Name of the GET variable used when requesting a PDF fileCreation mode Should PDF files be generated and cached on click (when requesting a download) or when saving pages in the adminMultilanguage support If enabled, the PDF files are generated for each language. If a user downloads a PDF file, the PDF matching the user's language is served.More configuration options related to the layout of the PDF are available in the module WirePDF.Using the moduleThe goal of this module is to support you creating/downloading PDF files for certain templates. After the installation, you should find a new folder "pages2pdf" in your "/site/templates/" directory. This folder contains the (ProcessWire) templates where you define the markup of the PDF files:default.php Default markup if no template corresponding to the page's template is found_header.php Header markup_footer.php Footer markupstyles.css CSS stylesLet's say you want to offer downloading a PDF file for all pages with the template "skyscraper". First of all, you need to enable the template in the module's config options. Then, create a corresponding template file skyscraper.php in the "/site/templates/pages2pdf/" directory and define the markup of the skyscraper PDF. You have the full ProcessWire API available. Note that HTML/CSS support is limited, you may want to check out what HTML tags / CSS styles are supported by mPDF.Finally, output a link in the skyscraper template where the user can click and download the PDF file:echo $modules->get('Pages2Pdf')->render();The render method takes an array of options that you can use to customize the output:$options = array( 'title' => 'Print PDF', 'markup' => 'title', 'page_id' => '', // Pass a page ID if you want to download the PDF for another page);echo $modules->get('Pages2Pdf')->render($options);Since v.1.1.0 calling the render() method is no longer required. You can also write the link to download a PDF file by yourself:echo 'Download PDF';// Or to download a PDF file from another pageecho 'Download PDF';Depending on the chosen creation mode in the module configuration, the PDF file is cached before downloading or after saving a page. When the user requests a download of a PDF, the file is only re-created if the cache is expired or if debug mode is on.WirePDFThis module is a wrapper around the mPDF library. It is used by the Pages2Pdf module to create and store the PDF files, but can also be used independently to create/store/download PDF files.ConfigurationThe most important configuration options for mPDF are available in the module configs:Page orientation P for Portrait, L for LandscapePage format Format of the PDF file, A4,A3...Margins Left, Top, Right and Bottom margins of the document in mmHeader margin top Margin of the header (top) in mmFooter margin bottom Margin of the footer (bottom) in mmPrint header on first page Check to print the header also on the first page of a PDF fileMode mPDF mode, change if you need support for additional languages/fonts. [Docs] ( =184)Default font Default font. Included fonts are: Helvetica/Arial and Times/CourierDefault font size Default font size in ptCSS file Path and filename of a CSS file containing default styles for the PDF HTML markupAuthor Author of the PDFUsing the moduleHere are some examples how you can create and store/download a PDF file:$pdf = $modules->get('WirePDF');// Define the main markup$pdf->markupMain = $config->paths->templates . 'pdf_template.php';// Header markup, header is only printed if you provide the markup$pdf->markupHeader = $config->paths->templates . 'pdf_header.php';// The same goes for the footer$pdf->markupFooter = $config->paths->templates . 'pdf_footer.php';// You can override any of the module config options if you have other needs, e.g.$pdf->pageOrientation = 'L';$pdf->pageFormat = 'A3';$pdf->bottomMargin = 10;// Saving the PDF file to disk$pdf->save('/path/to/my-pdf-file.pdf');// ... or request download$pdf->download('pdf-filename.pdf');// Setting the markup: Set path to a ProcessWire TemplateFile, an instance of a TemplateFile or just markup// The lines below are equivalent$pdf->markupMain = $config->paths->templates . 'pdf_template.php';$pdf->markupMain = new TemplateFile($config->paths->templates . 'pdf_template.php');$template = new TemplateFile($config->paths->templates . 'pdf_template.php');$pdf->markupMain = $template->render();For advanced usage, you can also get the mPDF instance from the module and modify the object further:$pdf = $modules->get('WirePDF');// Get mPDF instance$mpdf = $pdf->mpdf;Since version 1.0.3 of WirePDF, you can also call mPDF methods directly on a WirePDF instance:$pdf = $modules->get('WirePDF');$pdf->markupMain = 'Hello World';$pdf->author = 'John Doe';$pdf->SetKeywords('ProcessWire, PDF'); // SetKeywords is internally called on the mPDF instance wanzeSeoMaestroPages2PdfTemplateEngineFactoryTemplateEngineTwigTemplateEngineSmartyMoreBrowse ModulesModules you likedRecently addedRecently updatedRecently likedPopular modulesModule authorsModule categoriesView all modules 2ff7e9595c
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