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[Bug] PDF can't export #1907

Open bigshans opened 3 months ago

bigshans commented 3 months ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Product Variant

Cloud (https://rxresu.me)

Current Behavior

pdf export as empty page.

Expected Behavior

No response

Steps To Reproduce

No response

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Firefox, Chrome

What template are you using?

Bronzor

Anything else?

No response

jeremyyin2012 commented 3 months ago

I found a solution:

  1. Open Sharing: toggle Public On, copy URL, open in new tab
  2. Print to PDF: click Three-dot menu on top right, click Print, choose Save as PDF, Save. (Ctrl/Command + P)
  3. Close Sharing: toggle Public Off !!!

PS: If we had a guide to a private preview page, it would be easy to indirectly solve this problem of exporting PDF and significantly reduce resource consumption.

bigshans commented 3 months ago

I found a solution:

1. Open Sharing: toggle Public On, copy URL, open in new tab

2. Print to PDF: click Three-dot menu on top right, click Print, choose Save as PDF, Save. (Ctrl/Command + P)

3. Close Sharing: toggle Public Off !!!

PS: If we had a guide to a private preview page, it would be easy to indirectly solve this problem of exporting PDF and significantly reduce resource consumption.

Unfortunately, the final PDF lost some style. It's not perfect for me. My solution is to rewrite a new website to generate the PDF, so I don't need to depend on it now.

JiangLongLiu commented 3 months ago

I found a solution:

1. Open Sharing: toggle Public On, copy URL, open in new tab

2. Print to PDF: click Three-dot menu on top right, click Print, choose Save as PDF, Save. (Ctrl/Command + P)

3. Close Sharing: toggle Public Off !!!

PS: If we had a guide to a private preview page, it would be easy to indirectly solve this problem of exporting PDF and significantly reduce resource consumption.

Unfortunately, the final PDF lost some style. It's not perfect for me. My solution is to rewrite a new website to generate the PDF, so I don't need to depend on it now.

Is that a website dedicated to generating PDFs?