How to convert an HTML string (which comes as a response from API) to pdf and download in AngularJs?

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I need to download a receipt as PDF. The API gives an html string in response. Now, I need to convert this HTML to PDF.

This is my AngularJs code.

vm.downloadReceipt = function (id) {

    angularService.getReceipt(id).then(function (response) {

        if (response.status == 200) {

            var doc = new jsPDF();

            doc.fromHTML(response.data);

            doc.save('receipt.pdf');

        } else {

           showError();

        }

    });

}

I get this error in console when i run it.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined

    at j (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at jspdf.min.js:202

    at l (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at d (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at m (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at Object.t.fromHTML (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at occupant.component.js:101

    at angular.js:13170

Thanks.

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

stackoverflow.com/questions/41395566/…

– kpu27
Jan 3 at 7:02

this does not solve the problem. The html string comes in the variable response.data

– abhi1809
Jan 3 at 9:15

What's at occupant.component.js:101? Some a variable is undefined and you try to read property 'name' of it.

– phuwin
Jan 3 at 11:22

@phuwin At occupant.component.js:101, there is this line doc.fromHTML(response.data);

– abhi1809
Jan 4 at 5:30

Could you check this github.com/MrRio/jsPDF/issues/516 I think there's some problem with the HTML that you try to generate a pdf from.

– phuwin
Jan 4 at 7:34

add a comment |

I need to download a receipt as PDF. The API gives an html string in response. Now, I need to convert this HTML to PDF.

This is my AngularJs code.

vm.downloadReceipt = function (id) {

    angularService.getReceipt(id).then(function (response) {

        if (response.status == 200) {

            var doc = new jsPDF();

            doc.fromHTML(response.data);

            doc.save('receipt.pdf');

        } else {

           showError();

        }

    });

}

I get this error in console when i run it.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined

    at j (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at jspdf.min.js:202

    at l (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at d (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at m (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at Object.t.fromHTML (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at occupant.component.js:101

    at angular.js:13170

Thanks.

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

stackoverflow.com/questions/41395566/…

– kpu27
Jan 3 at 7:02

this does not solve the problem. The html string comes in the variable response.data

– abhi1809
Jan 3 at 9:15

What's at occupant.component.js:101? Some a variable is undefined and you try to read property 'name' of it.

– phuwin
Jan 3 at 11:22

@phuwin At occupant.component.js:101, there is this line doc.fromHTML(response.data);

– abhi1809
Jan 4 at 5:30

Could you check this github.com/MrRio/jsPDF/issues/516 I think there's some problem with the HTML that you try to generate a pdf from.

– phuwin
Jan 4 at 7:34

add a comment |

I need to download a receipt as PDF. The API gives an html string in response. Now, I need to convert this HTML to PDF.

This is my AngularJs code.

vm.downloadReceipt = function (id) {

    angularService.getReceipt(id).then(function (response) {

        if (response.status == 200) {

            var doc = new jsPDF();

            doc.fromHTML(response.data);

            doc.save('receipt.pdf');

        } else {

           showError();

        }

    });

}

I get this error in console when i run it.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined

    at j (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at jspdf.min.js:202

    at l (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at d (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at m (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at Object.t.fromHTML (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at occupant.component.js:101

    at angular.js:13170

Thanks.

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

I need to download a receipt as PDF. The API gives an html string in response. Now, I need to convert this HTML to PDF.

This is my AngularJs code.

vm.downloadReceipt = function (id) {

    angularService.getReceipt(id).then(function (response) {

        if (response.status == 200) {

            var doc = new jsPDF();

            doc.fromHTML(response.data);

            doc.save('receipt.pdf');

        } else {

           showError();

        }

    });

}

I get this error in console when i run it.

TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined

    at j (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at k (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at jspdf.min.js:202

    at l (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at d (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at m (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at Object.t.fromHTML (jspdf.min.js:202)

    at occupant.component.js:101

    at angular.js:13170

Thanks.

html angularjs pdf pdf-generation

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

asked Jan 3 at 6:56

abhi1809

stackoverflow.com/questions/41395566/…

– kpu27
Jan 3 at 7:02

this does not solve the problem. The html string comes in the variable response.data

– abhi1809
Jan 3 at 9:15

What's at occupant.component.js:101? Some a variable is undefined and you try to read property 'name' of it.

– phuwin
Jan 3 at 11:22

@phuwin At occupant.component.js:101, there is this line doc.fromHTML(response.data);

– abhi1809
Jan 4 at 5:30

Could you check this github.com/MrRio/jsPDF/issues/516 I think there's some problem with the HTML that you try to generate a pdf from.

– phuwin
Jan 4 at 7:34

add a comment |

stackoverflow.com/questions/41395566/…

– kpu27
Jan 3 at 7:02

this does not solve the problem. The html string comes in the variable response.data

– abhi1809
Jan 3 at 9:15

What's at occupant.component.js:101? Some a variable is undefined and you try to read property 'name' of it.

– phuwin
Jan 3 at 11:22

@phuwin At occupant.component.js:101, there is this line doc.fromHTML(response.data);

– abhi1809
Jan 4 at 5:30

Could you check this github.com/MrRio/jsPDF/issues/516 I think there's some problem with the HTML that you try to generate a pdf from.

– phuwin
Jan 4 at 7:34

stackoverflow.com/questions/41395566/…

– kpu27
Jan 3 at 7:02

this does not solve the problem. The html string comes in the variable response.data

– abhi1809
Jan 3 at 9:15

What's at occupant.component.js:101? Some a variable is undefined and you try to read property 'name' of it.

– phuwin
Jan 3 at 11:22

@phuwin At occupant.component.js:101, there is this line doc.fromHTML(response.data);

– abhi1809
Jan 4 at 5:30

Could you check this github.com/MrRio/jsPDF/issues/516 I think there's some problem with the HTML that you try to generate a pdf from.

– phuwin
Jan 4 at 7:34

add a comment |

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