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Pdf function not getting whole scrollable screen when published

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Posted on 14 Jun 2023 14:04:30 by Community Power Pla...

When I use the pdf function in preview mode I get the full pdf off my scrollable screen. When I try to do the same thing after publishing it cuts off the image at what is viewable by the screen. The Summary Report 12 PDF is from preview mode the Summary Report 13 is from the published view. Any help would be great!

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tomschneider 4 on 26 Jan 2024 at 10:21:13

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Re: Pdf function not getting whole scrollable screen when published

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tomschneider 4 on 26 Jan 2024 at 10:20:24

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Re: Pdf function not getting whole scrollable screen when published

Hello @Prabhakar_S ,
I have the same issue with the screen-chopping of my canvas app.
Is there another way to make this work for a whole screen? I essentially use the same code as you, except where you currently have "Container1" I have "EditScreen1".
Many thanks for your views!
Community Power Pla... on 14 Jun 2023 at 15:00:01

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Thank you so much @Prabhakar_S ! This worked great.
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Prabhakar_S 735 Moderator on 14 Jun 2023 at 14:30:02

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Re: Pdf function not getting whole scrollable screen when published

Hi @Anonymous ,

Please select all the controls (i.e, label, text input, date picker, etc...) and put them under a single container and write this formula on the "Onselect" property of the PDF creator button,

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(

"abc@outlook.com",

{

From: User().Email,

Attachments: Table(

{

ContentBytes: PDF(

Container1,

{

Orientation: PaperOrientation.Portrait,

//Portrait or Landscape

Size: PaperSize.A4,

//Select your page size

DPI: 150,

ExpandContainers: true/* This property makes sure the full content of gallery/containers is expanded as PDF */

}

),

Name: "pdfname.pdf"

}

)

}

);