A4 is a paper size. IIRC the standard pretty much everywhere but the US.
Now, it's been a while since I used FPDF, but taking a quick look at pdfp.php,
here are some properties that stand out:
var $fw,$fh; //dimensions of page format in user unit
var $lMargin;//left margi
Scott Fletcher wrote:
I don't know what is A4 page. Problem is I don't use PDF very, very often
so I'm a newbie on PDF
It is a sheet of paper with defined size. Some common sizes:
mmin
widthheghtwidth heght
A4 - 209.90 297.04 8.26 11.69
Lette
I don't know what is A4 page. Problem is I don't use PDF very, very often
so I'm a newbie on PDF
"Marek Kilimajer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Scott Fletcher wrote:
> > I would never guess about the ruler to measure the width because it
wouldn't
> > work that
Scott Fletcher wrote:
I would never guess about the ruler to measure the width because it wouldn't
work that way. Why? Because the PDF page can be in any size when I either
maximize the Acrobat Reader or use the mouse cursor to make it wider or
narrower. This does not help me to measure the actu
I would never guess about the ruler to measure the width because it wouldn't
work that way. Why? Because the PDF page can be in any size when I either
maximize the Acrobat Reader or use the mouse cursor to make it wider or
narrower. This does not help me to measure the actual width of the PDF so
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Bingo Did a lot of searching and found some code and modify it...
--snip--
//Logo
$size="100"; //(min 0, max 210; it's for making image big or small,
nothing else)
$absx=(210-$size)/2;
$this->Image('images/Logo.jpg',$absx,5,$size);
--snip--
Well,
Bingo Did a lot of searching and found some code and modify it...
--snip--
//Logo
$size="100"; //(min 0, max 210; it's for making image big or small,
nothing else)
$absx=(210-$size)/2;
$this->Image('images/Logo.jpg',$absx,5,$size);
--snip--
"Scott Fletcher" <[EMAIL P
Yea, saw that in the source code, with further analysis, haven't gotten
around to something like this...
"Marek Kilimajer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I don't have the sources at hand, but if I remember the width is stored
> in the class variable 'w'.
>
> Scott Fl
OIC, saw the forum link at that website...
Thanks...
Scott F.
"Scott Fletcher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Where is that forum??
>
> "Jason Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > On Saturday 04 October 2003 04:03, Scott Fletcher
I don't have the sources at hand, but if I remember the width is stored
in the class variable 'w'.
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Hi!
I tried out the Free PDF Library for creating the PDF at www.fpdf.org
and it showed the php function, Image() and I read the documentation on this
Image() on what para
Where is that forum??
"Jason Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Saturday 04 October 2003 04:03, Scott Fletcher wrote:
>
> > I tried out the Free PDF Library for creating the PDF at
www.fpdf.org
> > and it showed the php function, Image() and I read the docum
On Saturday 04 October 2003 04:03, Scott Fletcher wrote:
> I tried out the Free PDF Library for creating the PDF at www.fpdf.org
> and it showed the php function, Image() and I read the documentation on
> this Image() on what paramenters are being used inside this function but
> what I found i
Hi!
I tried out the Free PDF Library for creating the PDF at www.fpdf.org
and it showed the php function, Image() and I read the documentation on this
Image() on what paramenters are being used inside this function but what I
found instead is that the X,Y coordinate is specified only from the
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