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  • andreas@antibaro.gr

    add content to word or pdf file using php

    Hello everybody!

    I would like to have some code in php, which would add some content
    (e.g. one line) in a ms word or a pdf file (whichever is easiest) that
    is already stored in the website.

    To be more specific:

    I am trying to develop a form that the user would give their name, and
    pressing a button will send an already written letter (stored in a word
    file) signed by their name in the end.

    Please, reply by personal email if possible

    Andreas.

    andreas@antibar o.gr

  • Geoff Berrow

    #2
    Re: add content to word or pdf file using php

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    andreas@antibar o.gr contained the following:
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    • feelinglucky

      #3
      Re: add content to word or pdf file using php


      please visit www.phpclasses.net/com/org (forget it, sorry :^), for more
      information...

      "andreas@antiba ro.gr дµÀ£º
      "
      Hello everybody!
      >
      I would like to have some code in php, which would add some content
      (e.g. one line) in a ms word or a pdf file (whichever is easiest) that
      is already stored in the website.
      >
      To be more specific:
      >
      I am trying to develop a form that the user would give their name, and
      pressing a button will send an already written letter (stored in a word
      file) signed by their name in the end.
      >
      Please, reply by personal email if possible

      Andreas.

      andreas@antibar o.gr

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      • strawberry

        #4
        Re: add content to word or pdf file using php


        feelinglucky wrote:
        please visit www.phpclasses.net/com/org (forget it, sorry :^), for more
        information...
        >
        "andreas@antiba ro.gr дµÀ£º
        "
        Hello everybody!

        I would like to have some code in php, which would add some content
        (e.g. one line) in a ms word or a pdf file (whichever is easiest) that
        is already stored in the website.

        To be more specific:

        I am trying to develop a form that the user would give their name, and
        pressing a button will send an already written letter (stored in a word
        file) signed by their name in the end.

        Please, reply by personal email if possible

        Andreas.

        andreas@antibar o.gr
        If you don't need to do any further/future alterations to the document
        after adding the data
        then pdf is probably the way to go (see also www.fpdf.org)

        Otherwise consider creating a template in word and saving it as rtf,
        html or xml - the latter being (probably) the best documented format.

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        • andreas@antibaro.gr

          #5
          Re: add content to word or pdf file using php

          thank you everybody for your answers. I have some work to do now to
          check those sites.

          Andreas.

          Ο/Η strawberry έγραψε:
          feelinglucky wrote:
          >
          please visit www.phpclasses.net/com/org (forget it, sorry :^), for more
          information...

          "andreas@antiba ro.gr 写道:
          "
          Hello everybody!
          >
          I would like to have some code in php, which would add some content
          (e.g. one line) in a ms word or a pdf file (whichever is easiest) that
          is already stored in the website.
          >
          To be more specific:
          >
          I am trying to develop a form that the user would give their name, and
          pressing a button will send an already written letter (stored in a word
          file) signed by their name in the end.
          >
          Please, reply by personal email if possible
          >
          Andreas.
          >
          andreas@antibar o.gr
          >
          If you don't need to do any further/future alterations to the document
          after adding the data
          then pdf is probably the way to go (see also www.fpdf.org)
          >
          Otherwise consider creating a template in word and saving it as rtf,
          html or xml - the latter being (probably) the best documented format.

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