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[Bug] Can't able to download built Resume PDF #1932

Open sachin-ranganath-k opened 6 months ago

sachin-ranganath-k commented 6 months ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Product Variant

Cloud (https://rxresu.me)

Current Behavior

Once we click on Download PDF, opening new tab but PDF file not downloading.

Expected Behavior

Once we click on Download PDF, will open new tab and PDF file should be downloaded.

Steps To Reproduce

No response

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge

What template are you using?

None

Anything else?

No response

jeremyyin2012 commented 6 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.

brian95827 commented 5 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.

it works for me! thanks! but some of the styles went wrong

hechevar commented 5 months ago

Sorry I did not understand. They could give me the data in a step by step, but less technical. I urgently need to Export my Resume.

AncientNimbus commented 5 months ago

Sorry I did not understand. They could give me the data in a step by step, but less technical. I urgently need to Export my Resume.

The trick @jeremyyin2012 provided works!

Here are the detail steps: (Tested on Chrome on Windows and Arc on Mac)

  1. Lunch the editor and open your project.
  2. From the right hand sidebar, select or scroll to the 'Sharing' section.
  3. Enable sharing by toggling the 'Public' button.
  4. Copy the URL.
  5. Open an empty tab (Incognito works the best for me) and paste the URL.
  6. Your resume should load. (In my case, I need to reload the page a few times for it to display)
  7. From there right click on your resume and select 'Print'.
  8. Destination: 'Save as PDF'
  9. More settings: Paper size: A4, Margin: 'Minimum' or 'None' gives me the best original result.
  10. Hit 'Save'*.
  11. Once that's done return to the editor and turn off Public sharing.

I hope this helps :)