Closed Defoncesko closed 6 years ago
Hi @Defoncesko ,
Thank you for opening and exposing this issue 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I authored a possible fix.
Is there any chance you could test this issue with version 1.0.13 (just released)?
Kindly, Bo.
Hi ! Just tested with new version 1.0.13. It works fine, problem solved !
Thanks a lot !
Hi ! First of all, thanks a lot for your amazing gem !
I'm currently facing problems while parsing one PDF using combine_pdf (v1.0.12) :
Couldn't connect reference for {:is_reference_only=>true, :indirect_generation_number=>0, :indirect_reference_id=>24, :referenced_object=>nil}
Couldn't connect reference for {:is_reference_only=>true, :indirect_generation_number=>0, :indirect_reference_id=>23, :referenced_object=>nil}
Couldn't connect reference for {:is_reference_only=>true, :indirect_generation_number=>0, :indirect_reference_id=>93, :referenced_object=>nil}
Couldn't connect reference for {:is_reference_only=>true, :indirect_generation_number=>0, :indirect_reference_id=>92, :referenced_object=>nil}
Couldn't connect reference for {:is_reference_only=>true, :indirect_generation_number=>0, :indirect_reference_id=>93, :referenced_object=>nil}
Here is the input PDF :
Here is my code :
CombinePDF.parse( Net::HTTP.get( URI.parse( d.page.url ) ) )
The output PDF is blank using Firefox, but using Chrome some caracters are not displayed well.