PDF FROM DOCX

DOCX is a XML document. You need to XML escape these characters.

 Stefan, how to escape this characters ?

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a!localVariables(
  local!searchString: cons!GAI_XML_CHARS_TO_ESCAPE,
  local!replaceString: {
    "&",
    "'",
    "<",
    ">",
    """
  },
  local!indexFirstCharacter: if(
    a!isNullOrEmpty(ri!charsToEscape),
    null,
    cast(
      typeof(0),
      wherecontains(
        tostring(index(ri!charsToEscape, 1, null)),
        touniformstring(local!searchString)
      )
    )
  ),
  local!replaceFirstChar: if(
    a!isNullOrEmpty(ri!charsToEscape),
    null,
    regexreplaceall(
      tostring(
        local!searchString[local!indexFirstCharacter]
      ),
      ri!inputString,
      tostring(
        local!replaceString[local!indexFirstCharacter]
      )
    )
  ),
  local!nextCharsToEscape: remove(ri!charsToEscape, 1),
  if(
    a!isNullOrEmpty(local!nextCharsToEscape),
    local!replaceFirstChar,
    rule!GAI_Common_EscapeXMLCharacters(
      inputString: local!replaceFirstChar,
      charsToEscape: local!nextCharsToEscape
    )
  )
)

i am using above code to escape char, but in PDF instead of & showing & 

OpenXML seems to be a bit different. Check the last comment here:

stackoverflow.com/.../ooxml-sdk-illegal-character-replacements

Sudhir Singh said:

i am using above code to escape char

Where and how are you doing this, specifically?  If it's done in the wrong spot / in the wrong way, it'll be useless.

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ZackLakin said:

Any update?

The user never answered my follow-up question, so I couldn't really tell you.