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  • Espen

    PDF from PHP.

    Hello.

    How can I make a PDF file from PHP?
    What do I need, and how do I write the code?

    Thanks in Advance
    Espen


  • Jim Dabell

    #2
    Re: PDF from PHP.

    Espen wrote:
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    > How can I make a PDF file from PHP?
    > What do I need, and how do I write the code?[/color]

    <URL:http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.pdf.php>

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    Jim Dabell

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    • Andy Jeffries

      #3
      Re: PDF from PHP.

      On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 11:47:11 +0200, Espen wrote:[color=blue]
      > How can I make a PDF file from PHP?
      > What do I need, and how do I write the code?[/color]

      Personally I'd recommend:



      Examples on the site.

      Cheers,


      Andy

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      • Adams-Blake Co.

        #4
        Re: PDF from PHP.

        Andy Jeffries wrote:
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        > On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 11:47:11 +0200, Espen wrote:[color=green]
        >> How can I make a PDF file from PHP?
        >> What do I need, and how do I write the code?[/color]
        >
        > Personally I'd recommend:
        >
        > http://www.gnuvox.com/pdf4php/
        >
        > Examples on the site.
        >
        > Cheers,
        >
        >
        > Andy[/color]

        I've been using http://www.fpdf.org for a year now and have had terrific
        results. They have a number of good tutorials as well as a good manual. The
        online web forum is excellent... lots of help there as well. Another
        advantage is that you are allowed to use FPDF in commercial applications. I
        highly recommend and endorse this project. Usual disclaimers apply.

        Al


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        • Paul Brooks

          #5
          Re: PDF from PHP.

          On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 19:59:37 -0700, "Adams-Blake Co."
          <atakeoutcanton @adams.takeme.o ut.-blake.com> wrote:
          [color=blue]
          >I've been using http://www.fpdf.org for a year now and have had terrific
          >results. They have a number of good tutorials as well as a good manual. The
          >online web forum is excellent... lots of help there as well. Another
          >advantage is that you are allowed to use FPDF in commercial applications. I
          >highly recommend and endorse this project. Usual disclaimers apply.[/color]

          Second that - I've been using fpdf for a while and find it suits my
          purposes very well.

          Paul Brooks

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