| Re: Main contents to PDF |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/4/13 17:58:14 @Sunsnapper: Basically, yes. There are PDF classes, which do exactly that. Then there are subclasses (or methods on the main classes) which will take care of breaking up a string in lines and characters and automatically make line breaks on end of line etc. Images and stuff can also be added rather easily - but it is a little tricky to get it to look like you want. @loom101: I'll see if I can find the time to do a more generic solution for this and some guidelines as to how to use it in a module. |
| Re: Main contents to PDF |
| by loom001 on 2004/4/13 17:38:33 I would like to implement this on my site. Could anyone tell me how I would go about doing this? |
| Re: Main contents to PDF |
| by sunsnapper on 2004/4/7 16:35:55 Will either of these PDF tools allow one to apply input from an HTML form to a PDF form document (or any kind of PDF page using x,y coordinates). The idea being, if someone typed in their contact information in an HTML form, that information could be added to the PDF document for them to print. Positioning each INPUT field to the appropriate area of the PDF form. That would be very helpful. |
| Re: Main contents to PDF |
| by Anonymous on 2004/4/7 12:58:30 How about this? http://forge.xoops2.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=24 Click the PDF Button |
| Re: Main contents to PDF |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/4/7 12:42:25 Found the problem - font not loaded properly. It's working now. watch this space 
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