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Comments by KimberleeL (Top 3 by date)
KimberleeL
3-Jun-15 7:54am
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Refer to a following article:
Creating excel charts with VB.NET
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KimberleeL
1-Jun-15 5:15am
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Hi Madhulika, you can use some library that can convert those external CSS into an inline CSS before you use iTextSharp on that HTML content.
For example check the following StackOverflow post:
.NET convert external CSS to inline CSS
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But unfortunately iTextSharp has some difficulties with processing HTML content, so instead I used this approach:
Convert HTML to PDF in C# and VB.NET
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KimberleeL
27-May-15 6:55am
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You shouldn't post question as an answer to a previous question, it can easily be overlooked.
Now regarding your issue it depends on what iTextSharp version you are using, but nevertheless I had a similar issue and
this SO discussion
the required information for resolving it.
In short notice the use of IMG_BASURL and also the use of IMG_PROVIDER in the one of the below posts.
Also just in case you are interested there is an alternative approach that you can use in order
to create a PDF file in C#
.
Check out the following article that shows
how to convert a HTML content into a PDF file in C#
with a use of
this .NET library for Word processing
.