You should escape slashes and, i think, replace with space to don't make as one word $html .= stripslashes(str_replace(array("\\r","\\n")," ", $address)); ...
You have don't need to close/open quotes for the variable. Use this code instead: $html = <<<EOD <div> </br> <img src="../tcpdf/pdffirst.png" width="500" height="800" alt=""/> <img src="../charts/$filename-most.png" width="500" height="250" alt=""/> </br> </div> EOD; ...
Oops. I didn't read the TCPDF Documentary which told me that the supported HTML type for carriage returns in WriteHTMLCell is "br"; so I modified my code from: Old Code $needles = array("<br>", "<br />", "<br/>", "\n"); $replacement = " "; $p_long_desc = str_replace($needles, $replacement, $p_long_desc); to: New Code $needles =...
You can't use Ghostscript to 'convert' a PDF file, only to take a PDF as an input, and produce a new PDF as an output. If you simply pass the PDF as an input to Ghostscript, and use the pdfwrite device then it will produce an equivalent PDF for you,...
pdf-generation,laravel-5,tcpdf
Try using $pdf->writeHTML(view('your.view')->render()); However, the functionnalities of writeHTML() method are limited, see TCPDF documentation. http://www.tcpdf.org/doc/code/classTCPDF.html#ac3fdf25fcd36f1dce04f92187c621407...
Use this : $a = file_get_contents('Text.pdf'); file_put_contents('new_text.pdf', $a); ...
Print the page in portrait mode $pdf = new TCPDF('P', PDF_UNIT, PDF_PAGE_FORMAT, true, 'UTF-8', false);...
I think you are using TCPDF instead of FPDF. So just disable the automated page header via the setPrintHeader() method.
I don't think that there is a 'setting' to handle this; however, if you simply put a new line ("\n") at the end of your string it does exactly what I was looking for. So if anyone is having a similar problem, the answer (in my case) is to simply...
javascript,jquery,pdf,pdf-generation,tcpdf
I found the solution to my answer here - called Xportability / css2pdf Thanks for all the help....
You cannot fill in a PDF form with TCPDF but you only can create one. You may use FPDI to import the PDF form (without form fields!) and write to the positions of the form fields manually. If you need to fill in a PDF form with PHP you may...
Knowing al that, I'm guessing the answer is changing: $includeFile = Settings::getPdfRendererPath() . '/' . $this->includeFile; to $includeFile = Settings::getPdfRendererPath(); ...
The problem is that AppShell doesn't support view functional by default. So like in similar question, you have to add following: App::uses('View', 'Core'); $view = new View(); $view->set(compact('data', 'cmsoptions')); $view->layout = 'pdf'; $pdfContent = $view->render(); And then you can use $pdfContent as content of PDF file with help of file_put_contents('/var/www/new_invoice.pdf',...
ok since I was on my own... I found solution by myself .... on the first page of PHP... session_start(); //rest of your code and then... if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST') { echo '<form action="final.php" method="POST">'; $tablo="<br />"; $tablo = $tablo."<table border=\"1\" cellpadding=\"2\" cellspacing=\"2\" align='center'>"; for ($rowcount = $rowCompanyInfoStart; $rowcount <= $rowCompanyInfoEnd;...
Still open for an answer I still haven't been able to find a definite better answer. I am posting this answer incase someone else is facing the same problem and is looking for urgent solution. <td style="width: 48%;text-align: left;"> <?php echo wordwrap($text, '70',"<br \>\n "); ?> <br /> <table> <tr>...
Add this line in the your code set_time_limit(0); and this ini_set('memory_limit', '-1');// its not the proper solution but it will do the trick. Or ini_set('memory_limit', '640M'); //Set Proper memory limit in your php file...
You can try this: <?php require ('fpdf.php'); class PDF extends FPDF { // Page header function Header() { $this->SetFont('Arial', 'BI', 20); $this->Ln(5); $this->Cell(60); $this->Cell(190,10,'INCOME REPORT','B',1,'C',0); // Line break $this->Ln(5); } // Page footer function Footer() { // Position at 15 mm from bottom $this->SetY(-15); // Set font $this->SetFont('helvetica', 'I', 8);...
Use following code for library: // Include the main TCPDF library (search for installation path). require_once('tcpdf_include.php'); and set the following parameters for object definition // create new PDF document $pdf = new TCPDF(PDF_PAGE_ORIENTATION, PDF_UNIT, PDF_PAGE_FORMAT, true, 'UTF-8', false); It will work. For detail description for tcpdf library you can refer...
Finally found the answer I placed ob_clean(); before $pdf->Output('test.pdf','I'); That solved the issue. Thank you all for the help.
The <object> element is not valid for SVG files. If you are trying to include an image, you should be using <image>. However I don't know whether TCPDF handles data URLs or not....
1) Don't edit core files. 2) There are multiple invoice generators in magento: invoice from the backend, invoice on success page etc. So make sure that you are editing and testing the right one. The example below works for invoices in the backend. 3) There may be custom modules that...
TCPDF - support multicolumns, this is wat i used to solve my issue: $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->resetColumns(); $pdf->setEqualColumns(2, 84); // KEY PART - number of cols and width $pdf->selectColumn(); $content =' loop content here'; $pdf->writeHTML($content, true, false, true, false); $pdf->resetColumns() the code will add auto page break and continues to next page....
Finally got it! explode() worked... Then instead of pdf->Image, I just put a temp. image for img tag's src attribute. get the string with getimagefromstring save a temp image from string then use img tag in $pdf->writeHTMLCell $base64 = explode(',', $col_value); $base64d = base64_decode($base64[1]); $im = imagecreatefromstring($base64d); if ($im !==...
php,pdf,special-characters,tcpdf
David van Driessche has correctly identified the problem; the font in use doesn't support the đ character. A basic test (note that I saved this PHP script as a UTF8 file): require './tcpdf/tcpdf.php'; function write($pdf) { $pdf->Write(0, 'test đ ', '', 0, '', false, 0, false, false, 0); $pdf->writeHTML(trim(mb_convert_encoding('test2 đ',...
You can use wkhtmltopdf. example after you have download it,etc: wkhtmltopdf http://link.com file_name.pdf ...
php,pdf-generation,html-table,tcpdf,html-to-pdf
Found the solution. I had a TCPDF option misconfigured. Setting this made everything work as intended: $pdf->SetAutoPageBreak(true, 0); ...
You can use the Line method to draw a line in FPDF. If you want a straight horizontal line, just make sure the ordinates (y values) for the start and end of the line are the same. Something like this for example: $pdf->Ln(15,$pdf->y,200,$pdf->y); You would modify the values to suit...
I found out that I can use this: $savedOutput = file_get_contents('SavedOutput.pdf'); file_put_contents('newSavedOutput.pdf', $saveOutput); I save the PDF into a folder, then get the content and save it to the shared folder ...
I found a hack fix for my problem, but I’m not at the root of the issue yet. By removing the alpha mask from the generated .png at the end of TCPDF->ImagePngAlpha() I can now open the PDF with Acrobat. I removed $imgmask from the end of $this->Image($tempfile_plain, $x, $y,...
i was a little mislead on tracking the error. The validation errors still do occure, but i had to adjust my TCPDF object with $pdf->setFontSubsetting(false); to prevent compacting the font....
1) Fonts First, I copied my Windows8 "Times new roman" fonr from c:\windows\fonts to a temp dir under tcpdf/fonts called "tnr". There are 4 files "times.ttf", "timesbi.ttf", "timesbd.ttf", "timesi.ttf". 2) Then removed "times.php" from tcpdf/fonts 3) Remake the times font def and add the new bi (bold italic) with this...
You can find signature options in the menu pane that defaults to the right side of Acrobat. From Tools|Fill&Sign|Comment, select Fill&Sign, and then select "Place Signature" from the menu pane below it. You will be prompted to create a new signature.
You still need to have <?php ... ? blocks around the code in your files. Remember that there is no such thing as a "php script". There's only files which have php code blocks embedded in them. Without the <?php opening tag in your included file, the php interpreter will...
@Trupti, Please check below points for your clarification regarding TCPDF & mPDF. 1. TCPDF is the best tool to create booklet covers or non-template based PDFs. It’s excellently supports SVG, PNG and another graphic formats. 2. If you would like to generate PDF’s based on some HTML templates — it’s...
Turns out the problem was that I had forgotten to remove the lines $pdf->setPrintHeader(false); For anyone else trying to use TCPDF with CakePHP - the paths to images are relative to the webroot - so in my case it was files/pdf_images/header.jpg...
3mm is equivalent to 8.5pt, so yeah, 9pt font size should get you pretty close.
php,email,pdf,tcpdf,thunderbird
Used alternate solution to send pdf file in mail that is, store file on server, send email with attachment, remove file from server after mail send. Sample code $fileName = 'output.pdf'; $fileatt = $pdfObj->Output(SERVERPATH.'/output.pdf', 'F'); $filename = 'output.pdf'; $file = $naTmpPath.'/'.$filename; $file_size = filesize($file); $handle = fopen($file, "r"); $content...
You can check examples of tcpdf and you can inherit TCPDF class and use that class: class YOUR_CLASS extends TCPDF { /** * Overwrite Header() method. * @public */ public function Header() { // if ($this->tocpage) or if ($this->page == 1) { // *** replace the following parent::Header() with your...
This is because your $htmllab variable is getting over written by each loop execution: Do this for($i=0;$i<count($yp);$i++) { $htmlab.= '<th style="text-align:center;" width="90">'.$yp[$i].'</th>'; } ...
I think you should use this code to get your pdf file : $data = base64_decode($this->Get(self::Body)); file_put_contents('mypdf.pdf',$data); Then you can open it. Or you can echo the content to your page like this : $data = base64_decode($this->Get(self::Body)); header('Content-Type: application/pdf'); echo $data; Good luck...
Although the class is loaded, things are treated a bit differently by Laravel's IOC container. See this answer posted to a similar question for a better explanation than I could have given. You should be able to adapt one of the various methods for this package. I'd recommend going the...
So this is what I did, I copied windows font ARIAL UNICODE MS and pasted into tcpdf/fonts/ folder. Then I ran following script from tcpdf/examples/ <?php require_once('tcpdf_include.php'); $pdf = new TCPDF(PDF_PAGE_ORIENTATION, PDF_UNIT, PDF_PAGE_FORMAT, true, 'UTF-8', false); $fontname = TCPDF_FONTS::addTTFfont('../fonts/ARIALUNI.ttf', 'TrueTypeUnicode', '', 32); ?> This generated appropriate font files that could...
$pdf = new MYPDF('P', 'mm', 'A4'); $ecm="1241231.jpg"; $pdf->setECM($ecm); $pdf->Header(); $pdf->Output('filename.pdf', 'I'); //To force download } // Extend the TCPDF class to create custom Header and Footer class MYPDF extends TCPDF { public $ecm; public function setECM($ecm) { $this->ecm = $ecm; } //Page header public function Header() { $ecm = $this->ecm;...
Here's the solution I found : if ('' != $this->data['logo'] && is_file($this->data['logo'])) { // select only one constraint : height or width. 60x20 image emplacement => ratio = 3 (60/20) list($image_w, $image_h) = getimagesize($this->data['logo']); if (3 > $image_w / $image_h) list($w, $h) = array(0, 20); else list($w, $h) = array(60,...
Basically.... public function Header() { // Logo $image_file = K_PATH_IMAGES.'easy.png'; $this->setJPEGQuality(90); $this->Image($image_file, 120, 0, 50, 40, 'PNG', '', 'T', true, 300, '', false, false, 0, false, false, false); // Set font $this->SetFont('helvetica', 'B', 20); // Title // $this->Cell(0, 15, ' ', 0, false, 'C', 0, '', 0, false, 'M', 'M');...
You can use DOMPDF for this and DOMPDF also supports PHP Code.You can enable php on dompdf_config.inc.php file DOMPDF_ENABLE_PHP = true by default it false.