How to remove a blank page from generated docx through “docxtemplater”
Description: Using "docxtemplateer" I have generated a ".docx" in my angularjs app and could see all the data populated. But there is a page which will get render based on a specific condition. And if that condition fails then it's generating a blank page.
Actual output: It's adding a blank page.
Expected output: If the page is blank then it should not be generated or removed.
Initial Analysis: I have tried searching and gone through the "docxtemplater" but could not find any reference. It might be possible that I have missed something to check.
For ref: Docxtemplate documentation
Any inputs are most welcome!
Thanks.
angularjs docxtemplater
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
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Description: Using "docxtemplateer" I have generated a ".docx" in my angularjs app and could see all the data populated. But there is a page which will get render based on a specific condition. And if that condition fails then it's generating a blank page.
Actual output: It's adding a blank page.
Expected output: If the page is blank then it should not be generated or removed.
Initial Analysis: I have tried searching and gone through the "docxtemplater" but could not find any reference. It might be possible that I have missed something to check.
For ref: Docxtemplate documentation
Any inputs are most welcome!
Thanks.
angularjs docxtemplater
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
add a comment |
Description: Using "docxtemplateer" I have generated a ".docx" in my angularjs app and could see all the data populated. But there is a page which will get render based on a specific condition. And if that condition fails then it's generating a blank page.
Actual output: It's adding a blank page.
Expected output: If the page is blank then it should not be generated or removed.
Initial Analysis: I have tried searching and gone through the "docxtemplater" but could not find any reference. It might be possible that I have missed something to check.
For ref: Docxtemplate documentation
Any inputs are most welcome!
Thanks.
angularjs docxtemplater
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
Description: Using "docxtemplateer" I have generated a ".docx" in my angularjs app and could see all the data populated. But there is a page which will get render based on a specific condition. And if that condition fails then it's generating a blank page.
Actual output: It's adding a blank page.
Expected output: If the page is blank then it should not be generated or removed.
Initial Analysis: I have tried searching and gone through the "docxtemplater" but could not find any reference. It might be possible that I have missed something to check.
For ref: Docxtemplate documentation
Any inputs are most welcome!
Thanks.
angularjs docxtemplater
angularjs docxtemplater
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
asked Nov 21 '18 at 7:13
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
513
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Solution: The issue has been fixed by removing the conditional tag before the line break to the previous page.
For e.g:
In my case, there was a conditional tag which was added in the new page as below:
(linebreak)
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
Contents goes here ...
{/}
So, as a fix, I have moved this into the just previous page before the line break. So when this conditional fails it didn't get executed and hence blank page was not generated.
Like this :
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
(linebreak)
Contents goes here ...
{/}
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
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Solution: The issue has been fixed by removing the conditional tag before the line break to the previous page.
For e.g:
In my case, there was a conditional tag which was added in the new page as below:
(linebreak)
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
Contents goes here ...
{/}
So, as a fix, I have moved this into the just previous page before the line break. So when this conditional fails it didn't get executed and hence blank page was not generated.
Like this :
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
(linebreak)
Contents goes here ...
{/}
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
add a comment |
Solution: The issue has been fixed by removing the conditional tag before the line break to the previous page.
For e.g:
In my case, there was a conditional tag which was added in the new page as below:
(linebreak)
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
Contents goes here ...
{/}
So, as a fix, I have moved this into the just previous page before the line break. So when this conditional fails it didn't get executed and hence blank page was not generated.
Like this :
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
(linebreak)
Contents goes here ...
{/}
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
add a comment |
Solution: The issue has been fixed by removing the conditional tag before the line break to the previous page.
For e.g:
In my case, there was a conditional tag which was added in the new page as below:
(linebreak)
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
Contents goes here ...
{/}
So, as a fix, I have moved this into the just previous page before the line break. So when this conditional fails it didn't get executed and hence blank page was not generated.
Like this :
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
(linebreak)
Contents goes here ...
{/}
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
Solution: The issue has been fixed by removing the conditional tag before the line break to the previous page.
For e.g:
In my case, there was a conditional tag which was added in the new page as below:
(linebreak)
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
Contents goes here ...
{/}
So, as a fix, I have moved this into the just previous page before the line break. So when this conditional fails it didn't get executed and hence blank page was not generated.
Like this :
{#number_of_items_failed_to_deliver > 0}
(linebreak)
Contents goes here ...
{/}
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
edited Dec 7 '18 at 12:56
edi9999
10.7k85498
10.7k85498
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
answered Nov 26 '18 at 6:14
Vikash Kumar Choudhary
513
513
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
add a comment |
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
How can I miss to thanks "Edgar". Yes, he is the one who helps me to fix above issue. Thanks a lot, Edgar!
– Vikash Kumar Choudhary
Nov 26 '18 at 7:03
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