Topics created by krutkowski86

Just adding my 2 cents here.

The new configuration documentation covers the file usage quite well. Take a look.
You should also be able to see what strategy (dedicated-process vs phantom-server) is being used in the output logs.

+476 Executing recipe phantom-pdf +4096 Converting in http server based phantomjs 1.9.8

hi! this seems like a phantomjs 2 bug (it renders as expected in phantomjs 1.9.8), unfortunately i did not find any workaround that can help you, headers must be buggy in phantomjs 2 probably is better if you stick with phantomjs 1.9.8 or maybe you can try to replicate header functionality using your own html elements, here is some information about that

@krutkowski86 embedding PDF result into other is something not supported at the moment, that would require manipulating PDF files, which jsreport does not do at the moment. this tutorial https://jsreport.net/learn/scripts#rendering-another-template-from-script just points the possibility to render a template and replace the entire content with the result of another one.

i'm afraid that after rendering both PDF files separately you will need to manipulate the PDF files on your own (using your favorite language) to include the pdf content of one file into another.

The template cache is stored in process memory. However the default sandboxing strategy always creates a new process for templates evaluation so the cache is never used. You need to change tasks.strategy config to http-server or in-process.

Some info here https://jsreport.net/learn/configuration

How do I know what pageSize I've got?

as the linked post in the topic says, it is a magic number, which means that you will need to try different values until some fits better. you can start with 1024 and increase or decrease the value depending on your machine.

Does document.height include header and footer?

no, standard header and footer are outside of the DOM so it won't be present in document.height. so this assumes that you won't use standard header of footer at all, but instead position some elements to emulate the same functionality.