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For HTML->PDF have a look at www.easysw.com/htmldoc/ very nice.
I was using this before output buffering to take my HTML output to a PDF.
But im sure you could pipe the data to it to produce the PDF.
You may have to filter some of your HTML on the way and make sure you have
correct HTML (closed tags on <td> etc).
I found i had to write a file and get HTMLDoc to read the file instead of
piping it through, i also found that some combinations of Browsers and
Acrobat would try to read it twice (thus your script running twice) or not
work at all if you just sent the PDF headers then pushed the PDF data to the
client. (I never found out why, but as a test get your script to append to a
log file to see how many times it runs for one click).
The simplest solution is to write the file to the web root somewhere then
redirect the user there (eg: write it to mysite.com/pdf/pdf-123435456.pdf)
or make a link saying your file is ready here. I found this to be the most
reliable method.
mn
Mark Nold
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Senior Consultant
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