I am using dompdf to create a pdf file out of an html file that gets created on-the-fly for the sole purpose of it serving as input for the pdf generator, however I am having trouble doing this, I imp
I\'m working on modifying my dompdf output script to add footers. I read the tutorial from dompdf itself on how to do this, but it doesn\'t seem to be working for me.
This may have been asked multiple times, but is there a good HTML-to-PDF creator for PHP? I\'m currently using dompdf, and there is a whole list of unsupported things (such as postion:absolute inside
I\'m currently building an application that generates PDF\'s from HTML using the PHP library DOMPDF. The PDF\'s require the ability to update their content or download a newer version if it\'s availab
I am trying to generate some VERY simple PDFs based on some simple HTML output. My basic structure of expected output is:
I am trying to export some dynamic content into a PDF file with a small bit of page formatting. I\'d like to have the PDF pages have a small pad开发者_开发百科ding with a border and then inside that
I have to display a logo in every page of a generated PDF.Though it works fine in the local system, it throws following exception in the server:
How do I properly use dompdf to convert html files into pdf. I\'m doing something like this: <?php require_once(\"lib/dompdf/dompdf_config.inc.php\");
I just downloaded version 10.0 for opensuse v. 11.3. I can convert a webpage (ie www.google.com) using it but cannot convert a local file. I grant all permissions on the file (& i\'ve even tried r
Here is the HTML just before $dompdf->render() and $dompdf->output() are called: <img src=\"http://www.example.com/images/Logo.png\" />