What I use is pdflib in PHP 4.3.3 which comes for other languages as well.
(http://www.pdflib.com, http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.pdf.php)
There is also ClibPDF which I haven't tried (http://www.fastio.com,
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.cpdf.php)
Both extensions require license for commercial
I was using the ezpdf library which appears that it is in someway incompatible with
windows. The fpdf library appears to not only be better, but more importantly work.
Thanks Trevor and Charles for help on this issue.
Checking my error log and writting a simple test document helped me discover th
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> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] PDF Acrobat Issue *Strange*
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> If the headers and data are correct then the server is handling it
> correctl
Thank you very much for you observation. I am also aware of this issue, but I have
tried this already and it didn't help, because it is sending the correct mime-type as
far as I can tell. Internet Explorer reconizes it as a Adobe Acrobat Document so I
can't figure out why it won't open! I have t
If the headers and data are correct then the server is handling it
correctly. What I have notice in the past is that simply hitting
refresh in IE doesn't always work. Try copying to url to the clipboard
and going to some other site. Like google.com. Then paste the url back
from the clipboard.
this does not have a command line tool. I need something like that for on
the fly operation. Isn't it?
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On Saturday 18 October 2003 19:05, Ferhat wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a php/ mysl web sites. I have one page of timeseries wchih I plot
> with Gnuplot as JPG.
>
> Now, I would to add a "save as PDF" button to this page. What I was
> dreaming is when you click on the button the same HTML page will be sa
Not sure about the PDF library, but you could use FPDF at www.fpdf.org.
This is a free class that can be included into your php pages to create PDF
documents. There is an image method that allows you to add JPEG (all
flavours) and PNG (all flavours except Interlacing and Alpha Channel).
Hope this
Hi List,
Answering my own question... I found this user comment at
php.net/pdf_open_file. As you can see is dated feb 2002 (kind of old)
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Help! =)
Thanks.
Cesar
gbl at bso2001 dot com
19-Feb-2002 08:30
Appending to PDF files: plainly,
I've used PDFlib a reasonable amount on *nix platforms, but it works just
fine in IE. Try saving the file to disk and opening it with a text editor
to see if there are any PHP errors corrupting the PDF output. I had this
happen a few times with uninitialized variables, or undefined functions or
wha
If the PDF forms you "print on top of" are forms, you can use FDF (Forms
Data Format) to fill out the form. There are several FDF options. One is
to use Adobe's FDF program thingie. Others are listed in the comments on
this page (http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.fdf.php). I used one of the
ones lis
If you are running on Windows, ActivePDF (www.activepdf.com) works pretty
well and will do what you want it to do.
Jeff Pearson
Advanced Digital Technology
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There are two major PDF libraries available. O
> >> The last portion of your request is not possible under >>
> the current
> libraries that are out there. I was unable to >> find one
> anyway. So, for now, you're out of luck.
>
> In NO language? Not even ASP?
PDFlib have got an "extension", called PDI.
It allows you to edit existing PDF
>> The last portion of your request is not possible under >> the current
libraries that are out there. I was unable to >> find one anyway. So, for
now, you're out of luck.
In NO language? Not even ASP?
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Brian,
We currently use the PDFlib that requires a license for commercial use. It shoulds
like you will also need to use the FDF function in PHP to fill forms. Both links to
the documentation do a good job of explaining and providing an explanation as to how
to impliment these feature in PHP.
There are two major PDF libraries available. One from www.pdflib.com and one
from www.fastio.com. The PDFLib is supposed to be better supportive of PHP.
You can create PDF, but I'm not sure how much editing of one you are going
to be able to do, perhaps you can. And you can definitely use a form t
I think you'd actually have to tear apart the PDF file with a text editor,
determine where you want the field and do a replace on that space... Luke
Welling and Laura Thomson gave a pretty good talk about this at the PHP
conference in San Diego in 2001... they showed how you can tear apart the
PDF
It is impossible to create fields from what I know using PDFLIB.
Ryan Conover
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Never mind... I know what caused it.
I recently set the web server to expire cotent immediately... I'll bet
that's what did it.
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Look at pdf_translate() and pdf_set_text_pos() functions in the pdf lib doc.
A+
Alain
On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 05:12:27PM -0800, Ethan Nelson wrote:
> Hello all you developers,
>
> I've looked at the news groups to find an answer, but to no avail...
>
> My code looks something like this: and I w
I think that you are missing some files, have a look at:
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/98fe.htm
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Alain
On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 08:55:48AM -0800, Priya Chanu wrote:
> I compiled PDflib support for creatinf PDF document
> with php, it works perfectly fine on netscape.
>
> But on IE 5.5 +
You should probably do an installation with www.php4win.de ,then all the
extensions modules that you need can be instantiated in the php.ini file.
Alain
On Mon, Mar 12, 2001 at 09:23:13AM +, Ben Cairns wrote:
> Has anybody had any luck creating a PDF on a Win32 machine using php.
>
> Here
www.pdflib.com
Alain
On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 09:26:40AM -0500, Conover, Ryan wrote:
> Does anyone know of where I could to get more information on pdflib and how
> it works.
>
> Ryan
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