HTML to PDF document [closed] - javascript

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was wondering if there is any way to have the functionality of converting a html page to pdf without the need to third party plugins. So in other words just using PHP, Javascript etc or a combination of web based languages.

Sorry to say this, but in this case a library probably is your best bet. It is possible to write one from scratch, but it's extremely time consuming, since you have to write a function, that renders the HTML/CSS to vector.

It depends on what you mean by 3rd party. If you want a native js or php function, then, no. There is no such thing. But if you want to use a library, there are a couple.
A quick google search turned up
http://parall.ax/products/jspdf
http://code.google.com/p/jspdf/
Generating PDF files with Javascript
http://www.fpdf.org/
http://phptopdf.com/

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I have a java Application which view few results in a web page , I want to save those results into PDF file which user click on a button "Export to PDF" Button. Can any one please help me to use which technology. I am really aware of this.
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I develop my site and want maximum performance with less code. How I can minify jQuery library throught remove additional functional? Not just minify this library.
Google Closure can do it? Alternatives?
Sorry for bad english!
Custom jQuery Builder - http://projects.jga.me/jquery-builder/
jQuery 2.0 - http://blog.jquery.com/2013/04/18/jquery-2-0-released/
Zepto.js - http://zeptojs.com/
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I want to know if there's an existing Javascript library for validating HTML, preferably not one that relies on a web API.
The closest I've found to this is John Resig's HTML parser, but that seems to be more about fixing HTML and converting it to XML.
So is there something out there already? And if not, how difficult (and lengthy) would it be to adapt John Resig's parser?
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