Creating PDF from a Knowledge Article, using OOTB API #1505
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Hi @manrick , Thanks for the PR! |
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Hi @am-shakeel, what you wrote is true and I agree with you, but in this case I have a bit different view. There is a solution on the Github, which is not bad, but there is a better one. ServiceNow always recommends to stay as close as the OOTB solution as it is possible. I have uploaded this code snippet, because I wanted to highlight that there is another solution for exporting KB article into PDF, which might be better or easier. |
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There is an easier way to generate PDF from a Knowledge Article using OOTB API, called PDFGenerationAPI
I think it's always better to use OOTB solutions, if it's available and meets the requirements.