EVO HTML to PDF Converter

Merge Multiple HTML Pages into a Single PDF

EVO HTML to PDF Converter for .NET Documentation

EVO HTML to PDF Converter allows you to add multiple HTML documents into a single PDF document. You can start with an empty PDF document represented by a Document object and then for each HTML document you add a HtmlToPdfElement object to the PDF document. A HTML to PDF element can be added where the previous element ended or it can be added to a new PDF page.

Code Sample - Merge Multiple HTML Pages into a Single PDF

protected void convertToPdfButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    // Create the PDF document where to add the HTML documents
    Document pdfDocument = new Document();

    // Set license key received after purchase to use the converter in licensed mode
    // Leave it not set to use the converter in demo mode
    pdfDocument.LicenseKey = "4W9+bn19bn5ue2B+bn1/YH98YHd3d3c=";

    // Create a PDF page where to add the first HTML
    PdfPage firstPdfPage = pdfDocument.AddPage();

    try
    {
        // Create the first HTML to PDF element
        HtmlToPdfElement firstHtml = new HtmlToPdfElement(0, 0, firstUrlTextBox.Text);

        // Optionally set a delay before conversion to allow asynchonous scripts to finish
        firstHtml.ConversionDelay = 2;

        // Add the first HTML to PDF document
        AddElementResult firstAddResult = firstPdfPage.AddElement(firstHtml);

        PdfPage secondPdfPage = null;
        PointF secondHtmlLocation = Point.Empty;

        if (startNewPageCheckBox.Checked)
        {
            // Create a PDF page where to add the second HTML
            secondPdfPage = pdfDocument.AddPage();
            secondHtmlLocation = PointF.Empty;
        }
        else
        {
            // Add the second HTML on the PDF page where the first HTML ended
            secondPdfPage = firstAddResult.EndPdfPage;
            secondHtmlLocation = new PointF(firstAddResult.EndPageBounds.Left, firstAddResult.EndPageBounds.Bottom);
        }

        // Create the second HTML to PDF element
        HtmlToPdfElement secondHtml = new HtmlToPdfElement(secondHtmlLocation.X, secondHtmlLocation.Y, secondUrlTextBox.Text);

        // Optionally set a delay before conversion to allow asynchonous scripts to finish
        secondHtml.ConversionDelay = 2;

        // Add the second HTML to PDF document
        secondPdfPage.AddElement(secondHtml);

        // Save the PDF document in a memory buffer
        byte[] outPdfBuffer = pdfDocument.Save();

        // Send the PDF as response to browser

        // Set response content type
        Response.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/pdf");

        // Instruct the browser to open the PDF file as an attachment or inline
        Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", String.Format("attachment; filename=Merge_Multipe_HTML.pdf; size={0}", outPdfBuffer.Length.ToString()));

        // Write the PDF document buffer to HTTP response
        Response.BinaryWrite(outPdfBuffer);

        // End the HTTP response and stop the current page processing
        Response.End();
    }
    finally
    {
        // Close the PDF document
        pdfDocument.Close();
    }
}
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