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Our clients are getting these errors but we cannot reproduce in house.
VersFailed to convert Url 'T:\XXXXXXXXXX\XXXXXXXXX\XXXXXXXXXXXXX\XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\XXXXXXXX\Resources\front.html'.(1037:Can not read from the file.)
at EO.Internal.ak6.b(BinaryReader A_0)
at EO.Internal.aik.a(ak6 A_0)
at EO.Pdf.HtmlToPdf.ConvertUrl(String url, PdfDocument doc, HtmlToPdfOptions options)
at M.App.C.Export.ExportPdf.SaveFile(String path, String art)
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Hi, You can try the latest build and see if you still see the same problem. If the problem still occurs, then you can try to isolate the problem into a test project and then send the test project to us. See here for more information on how to send the test project to us: http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/test_project.aspxThanks!
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So we have isolated the issue to html file paths that have the "#" in it.
Ie. C:\Users\Test\htmlpage#.html
We get exception in my first post, but windows allows # as a path character.
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Hi, "#" has special meaning in a Url as fragment identifier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_identifierIf you do not want it to be interpreted as fragment identifier, try to call HttpUtilty.UrlEncode on the file Url before you pass it to ConvertUrl. It will replace # with %23 and then it should work. Thanks!
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