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Posted by Ben Bradley on 10/10/07 10:28
At the moment we're using a free PHP class called FPDF
http://www.fpdf.org
Works well for dynamically creating our order forms.
Problem is it did take time to get the layout set up the way we wanted.
It doesn't support CSS though, but I notice that dompdf does so I might
look in to that to make things easier for us to change our order form
designs.
Aaron Saray wrote:
> On Sep 22, 12:36 pm, Adrienne Boswell <arb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Gazing into my crystal ball I observed John <yhqwasgo@d8mklotfu> writing
>> innews:cbja32pkunspa0drjctk6ht1vl6gl3pt5k@4ax.com:
>>
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>>> I am looking for some software to create pdfs dynamically from php
>>> pages.
>>> Pages are php driven with mysql data tables which will be picked up.
>>> Top and side menus are inserted into the page using includes and won't
>>> appear in the pdf. Must be easy to configure, be able to use css,
>>> recognise standard html features and also watermarks, headers, footers
>>> and all the other paraphernalia to make it look good. Building a new
>>> page using output buffering would be an ideal solution.
>>> Does anyone have a favourite package or know of one. Not looking for a
>>> freebie necessarily but happy to pay up to a few hundred pounds if
>>> required.
>>> I have searched the web, before anyone asks, but there doesn't seem to
>>> be much out there.
>>> Thanks John
>> http://www.alt-php-faq.org/local/57/
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>> Please respond to the group so others can share
>
> We use a package called "dompdf" which may help you.
>
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