Hallow! I need to insert HTML from server to flutter_quill editor, but how to do it? Maybe is it unable thing... Thanks for any answers!
I can make a new document from Delta or from JSON only
As far as I know flutter_quill don't support the html data types. I think it can provide data in delta, plain text & json formats only.
But you can use quill_html_editor library to use the html together with quill editor in flutter. The usage is almost like flutter_quill with more focus on html type content.
To set the html content to editor you just have to set the html string in the controller
await controller.setText(text);
Give it a try. May be it can fulfil your need.
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I am trying to create documents inside a LotusNotes Database by using the COM API. So far everything is working, except for the rendering of the RichText.
The RichText is created by converting a MarkDown document to RichText using Pandoc. Afterwards, I create a new RichTextItem.
In PowerShell it looks like this:
# A LotusNotes document
$Document = $Database.CreateDocument()
# Add a Body field as type RichText
$RTI = $Document.CreateRichTextItem("Body")
# Append the RichText to the field
$RTI.AppendText("THE_CONVERTED_MARKDOWN_COMES_HERE")
$Document.Save($true, $true)
But when I view the document, I only see the raw unformatted RichText in the body field. How can I render the text?
That's what AppendText does. It takes whatever you give it and renders it as plain text.
I am not familiar with Pandoc and have no idea what format is coming out of your conversion from MarkDown, but if it is HTML then you probably need to be using NotesMIMEEntity and other classes related to it. Otherwise, investigating a third party product like the MIDAS Rich Text API from Genii Software may be your best course of action.
I write word add-in in JS using this API: https://dev.office.com/reference/add-ins/word/word-add-ins-reference-overview
When I use function body.getHtml() I get almost everything , but some style is missing ,for example table of content is not with style, and when I use body.insertHtml() all style of table of content is not exist.
I success to get all style with body.getOoxml() function but it's very very long when I compare it to the html and this is bug problem for me .
What could I do?
Thank you
The issue here is that when you create a TOC what really happens in the doc is that we insert a special type of content control wrapping the TOC and we don't roundtrip it in docx-html conversions. In fact, if you save your TOCed document as HTML you will see that the style is lost in the resulting html. FWIW the links on the resulting HTML are functional.
That said, your only option as of now is to go OOXML.
thx,
Juan.
is it possible to insert a content control into a Word document, then, get some sort of handle or context to the content control, and then insert HTML into it?
Essentially, the scenario that I am trying to create with the Office JavaScript API is to, upon the user's request, insert a rich text content control, and then populate it with HTML.
I am able to insert the content control from the JavaScript API using the approach suggested at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/appsforoffice/thread/8c4809c7-743c-4388-aef0-bc6a6855c882. It requires a coercionType of ooxml. However, the content that I wish to populate with the ooxml is HTML based. So when I try to insert a content control with the following ooxml:
...Boiler ooxml to create content control...
<w:r><w:t><h1>Test header</h1><h2>Test subheader</h2><p>Test paragraph text</p></w:t></w:r>
The insert attempt fails. I'm assuming that's because you can't mix ooxml and html when inserting this into the document with a coercionType of ooxml.
Since this ooxml approach is the only way you can insert a content control, how can I then set the content control with HTML text? I have looked over the Document object help content at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp142295.aspx, but I'm unsure how I can do this still, or if it's feasible.
Thanks
though I have not tried this with JS - it should be possible nontheless.
Try adding a altChunk Element, it can contain other open xml or html. I have used it a few times with success.
a few links on the issue:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/brian_jones/archive/2008/12/08/the-easy-way-to-assemble-multiple-word-documents.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericwhite/archive/2008/10/27/how-to-use-altchunk-for-document-assembly.aspx
U should however try to use "strict"-xml - otherwise the above might not be possible.
I just found this example (sry it's german, but there should be an english version somewhere as well). In which coercionType is used like this:
Office.context.document.setSelectedDataAsync(
booksToRead,
{ coercionType: Office.CoercionType.Html },
function (result) {
// Access the results, if necessary.
});
This might do the trick as well.
I am new to iphone development.I want to ignore CDATA tag while parsing because it consider the HTML tag following it as text.Since i want to display the content alone ,i want my parser to ignore CDATA tag.My source code is
[CDATA[<br /><p class="author"><span class="by">By: </span>By Sydney Ember</p><br><p>In the week since an </p>]].
Is there any way to ignore CDATA tag?
Is there any way to parse my source twice so it displays only the content?
Please give me some sample code.Please help me out.Thanks.
If you treat the CDATA content as XML instead of CDATA then your parser will throw an error (since your HTML is a weird mix of XHTML and HTML and is not well formed).
If you want to get the HTML, then parse the XML, extract the text content of the node, then parse that text as HTML.
There is no way to ignore the CDATA tag - it's part of the xml spec and parsers should honour it.
If you don't like the idea of this answer to your earlier question, you could get the contents of the CDATA section and parse it as XML again. However, this is highly not recommended! You don't know that the contents of the CDATA are going to be valid xml (they're probably not).
If you can 100% guarentee that the CDATA section contains the form you have above, you could probably use some string manipulation to get the data out (i.e. string replace '<span class="by">By: </span>' with '') but again, this will almost certainly break if the CDATA contents change.
Where is the xml coming from? It's a better idea to talk to owner of the service and get them to send you instead of description something like
<description>
<author>By Sydney Ember</autho>
<text>In the week since an </text>
</description>
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I have written C# code to save product specifications to a PDF document using iTextSharp, mainly with PdfPTable and Chunks/Paragraphs in the PdfPCells. However, I have been told that the output is unacceptable due to the fact that you can highlight and copy the text from the document and document storage and retrieval server software that they are currently using does not support "Vector" based PDFs. I'm not exactly certain what the difference is between a raster pdf and and vector pdf. Basically, every page of the PDF Document should be an image so that the text can not be highlighted. Is there any way to do this without using the DirectContent? Below is an image, illustrating a portion of the PDF that was created, and how the text can be selected and copied, which is the incorrect functionality.
I would like to avoid directly writing to the canvas, unless there is a way to do this and still have itextsharp handle my formatting and proper paging.
The windows application PDF2R works well, but doesn't seem to offer any programmatic solutions. I have found libraries that stated that they do this sort of conversion, but are several thousand dollars. I'd like to work within my budget and use the itextsharp or something much cheaper than this.
I would suggest you try to generate an image using the System.Drawing class and then insert that into the PDF document.
Call this code on your PdfWriter object:
writer.SetEncryption(PdfWriter.STRENGTH40BITS, null, null, PdfWriter.AllowPrinting);
This won't prevent users from selecting text, but it will prevent them from copying and pasting it. Give it a try.