Hi, Thanks for the article. I have an issue where the pdf comes empty randomly, to solve it setContent should wait for everything to be loaded.
setContent
await page.setContent(html, { waitUntil: ['load', 'domcontentloaded', 'networkidle0'] });
Thanks :) Very good point and interesting find. I haven't seen this when loading html as string but this very well can happen.
WaitUntil is very good to use and even necessary if page itself loads external content.
i tried following this step but the page of the PDf is still empty
Do you have some content that is loaded conditionally and could cause the issue? I have seen that if there is enough long gap between two loading elements, Puppeteer will treat the page final before all the data has been loaded.
Thanks for your comment! I had the same issue trying to run puppeteer in a EC2 linux instance but with your adjust it is working now.
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Hi,
Thanks for the article.
I have an issue where the pdf comes empty randomly, to solve it
setContentshould wait for everything to be loaded.Thanks :) Very good point and interesting find. I haven't seen this when loading html as string but this very well can happen.
WaitUntil is very good to use and even necessary if page itself loads external content.
i tried following this step but the page of the PDf is still empty
Do you have some content that is loaded conditionally and could cause the issue? I have seen that if there is enough long gap between two loading elements, Puppeteer will treat the page final before all the data has been loaded.
Thanks for your comment! I had the same issue trying to run puppeteer in a EC2 linux instance but with your adjust it is working now.