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Any additional thoughts on this? This is unresolved. Please let me know what info I can provide to help arrive at a solution
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Any additional thoughts on this? This is unresolved. Please let me know what info I can provide to help arrive at a solution

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This is a vexing problem. I have a custom coded website - in fact I am happy to supply login credentials to check the issue. <br />
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<a href="http://www.coolantlabtools.com" rel="ugc">Coolant Lab Tools</a><br />
username: kmaurer<br />
password: 4372<br />
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click &quot;routine analysis&quot;<br />
&quot;view reports&quot;<br />
select &quot;123 Last Test Company&quot; as company and &quot;01&quot; under systems. <br />
click &quot;get report&quot;<br />
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You will see the charts and graphps. In Chrome, FF etc, the &quot;download PDF&quot; button works. In Edge/IE, it does not. <br />
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I am using PDFKIT to build the PDF and it has a library called node_modules/browser-resol<wbr />ve. This was all built by a 3rd party so my knowledge is fairly limited as to what I need to look at<br />
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The key question is this: We know it works, because it works in Chrome. So what might the missing link be in Edge?
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This is a vexing problem. I have a custom coded website - in fact I am happy to supply login credentials to check the issue. 

Coolant Lab Tools (http://www.coolantlabtools.com)
username: kmaurer
password: 4372

click "routine analysis"
"view reports"
select "123 Last Test Company" as company and "01" under systems. 
click "get report"

You will see the charts and graphps. In Chrome, FF etc, the "download PDF" button works. In Edge/IE, it does not. 

I am using PDFKIT to build the PDF and it has a library called node_modules/browser-resolve. This was all built by a 3rd party so my knowledge is fairly limited as to what I need to look at

The key question is this: We know it works, because it works in Chrome. So what might the missing link be in Edge?

PDFKit issue: Works in all browsers except Edge/IE where button does nothing

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