I don't know if this is still the case, but when I was using the PDF library to generate PDF's, the only way to know when to stop the current page and start the next, was by keeping track of what your pixel position on the page was, and if you were within such and such of the margin, you should call the close page, and open new page functions.
On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 11:59, Robert Sossomon wrote: > I'm looking into this and getting all my ducks in a row before I get > buried here, but I'm hoping you guys might have the answers since so far > my search has been fruitless. > > I have the PDF librarys from FPDF and from Potential Tech, I have not > decided which one to use yet. > > If you follow this and the PHP-DB list you'll see that I have been > building an online quote system for the office for the last 6 months (on > and off) and what I need to do now is create PDF files from the quotes > that I can then send to a fax program to be faxed out to the customers. > The information will be emailed as well, but I want to create PDF files > for the fax software to use, and to save for use later (if needed). > > My question is how to I know how/where the pages will break, and how can > I make the generation of the PDF files work automagically? The first > page will always have a header set of information, and then the quote > following it, all other pages will just have the quoted items. > > Thoughts? > > TIA!! > Robert -- Adam Voigt [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
