Problem with automatically add page while using fromHTML()

[ytinifni]

I want to create pdf from my .html file, so I'm using fromHTML. But when the content of the html file exceeds the height of the page, some parts of the content are not printed in new page. Also when I open the pdf file in applications other than firefox, only the first page is filled and the rest are blank pages.
I have this problem with version v1.1.135 . If I use v1.0.272, there would be no such problem. But if I do so, the styling I used in my html file, would not be shown and the resulting pdf is without any css styles.
Is there any suggestion to fix this?

[feruzm]

I also had this issue, sometime it has info on second page, but most of the time 2nd or 3rd pages are blank. 2nd or 3rd pages are generated though, only they are blank, content missing.

[inad9300]

Definitely related with #599 (and #609).

[luizluan]

How did you fix?

[inad9300]

Well, as I suggested in the issues mentioned in my previous comment, I just remained in version 1.0.272, despite some ugly looking when playing with some HTML tags.

Besides that, if this inspires you, I remember myself doing on particular trick: before inserting any text (or at least for those potentially big), I created a "virtual document" first (namely, one that you never actually print) which I used to observe if new pages were about to be needed. (I must clarify that I don't have access to the codebase I used this tool on anymore, and that I don't really remember any implementation details accurately.)

[Uzlopak]

#190

[Uzlopak]

High probability it was solved by PR #1492

[rahushaphp]

i have used "Multiple Tables" with another area of "div content", so i faced issues in printing tables and the other area content together.

I have solved issues by upgrading both plugins:

1. jspdf.plugin.autotable.js (jsPDF AutoTable v2.3.4)
2. jspdf.debug.js (1.4.1)

i have fixed by upgrading both plugin , now i able to print multiple tables and other div content in multiple page pdf.

var pdf = new jsPDF("p", "pt");

var res = pdf.autoTableHtmlToJson(document.getElementById("table2"));

pdf.autoTable(res.columns, res.data);

var res2 = pdf.autoTableHtmlToJson(document.getElementById("table"));
pdf.autoTable(res2.columns, res2.data, {
startY: doc.autoTableEndPosY() + 16.6
});

pdf.fromHTML($("#otherdivcontent").get(0), 70, 300, {
width: 500
});

pdf.autoPrint();

pdf.save("Report.pdf");