Hello
HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion = Words.Saving.HtmlVersion.Html5
If set to html5 and used on EPUB AZW3 MOBI formats, what happens?
I’m not sure if the above 3 formats are safe with this setting?
Thanks.
Hello
HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion = Words.Saving.HtmlVersion.Html5
If set to html5 and used on EPUB AZW3 MOBI formats, what happens?
I’m not sure if the above 3 formats are safe with this setting?
Thanks.
@australian.dev.nerds Generally is it safe to set this option, but to be sure I will consult with our HTML team and provide you more information once receive an answer.
@australian.dev.nerds The option HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion
has no effect when exporting to EPUB format. Upon saving as EPUB the inner HTML is always exported as Xhtml.
The option HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion
has effect when exporting to AZW3 and MOBI and this might affect the output. Interpretation of inner HTML depends on the reader. So using HtmlVersion.Html5
might not be safe upon exporting document to these formats.
We have opened the following new ticket(s) in our internal issue tracking system and will deliver their fixes according to the terms mentioned in Free Support Policies.
Issue ID(s): WORDSNET-26108
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Hello,
Thanks for the valuable info, really appreciated.
So I will manually set them to:
.HtmlVersion = Words.Saving.HtmlVersion.Xhtml
Anyway, can you be so kind and confirm once more with the HTML team about the same issue with Mhtml save format?
I mean setting HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion = Words.Saving.HtmlVersion.Html5 when saving as mhtml ?
Sorry for the inconvenience
@australian.dev.nerds Specifying HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion
affects Mhtml output produced by Aspose.Words.
Hello and thanks, sure, I’ve tested and found out that, I meant setting HtmlVersion.Html5 for mhtml documents is safe and will not interfere their internal structure?
@australian.dev.nerds MHTML itself does not have any restrictions on the HTML version inside. So you can safety use HtmlSaveOptions.HtmlVersion
when save to MHTML.
The issues you have found earlier (filed as WORDSNET-26108) have been fixed in this Aspose.Words for .NET 24.2 update also available on NuGet.