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I am trying to import an existing PDF as a template with FPDI. The template is in landscape format. If I import the template into a new document the template page is inserted in portrait form with the content rotated 90 degrees. If my new document is in portrait the full content appears, but if the new document is also landscape, the content is cropped. Is it possible to use a landscape template with FPDI? sure, it is no problem. Just add "L" as parameter when calling "addPage()". Here is a sample which works fine for me (the template is in landscape) <?php require_once('fpdf.php'); require

I've taken a dive into FPDF lately and something that i don't seem to understand is - why is there no way to set a bottom margin? There are functions for setting margins from the top, left and right, but not from the bottom. I assume now that i misunderstand something basic and conceptual about how FPDF works yet i got no clue on what that could possibly be. So to cut it down: Is it possible to define a fixed bottom margin in FPDF? I just found the solution - the bottom margin is simply left out of predefinition because it is part of the page break calculation process. Therefore, setting a

I am using java port of fpdf. I am encountering fowwlowing errors. 1).When i call multicell 2 times every time the text is printed on a new line. MultiCell(0, 1, "abcd", currentBorders, Alignment.LEFT, false); //prints on one line MultiCell(0, 1, "efg", currentBorders, Alignment.LEFT, false); //prints on next line I want that there is no line break after the call to multicell. How can i do it? 2)If i do the following thing then some part of my string gets printed on one line and some on next. MultiCell(getStringWidth(myString), 1, myStringcurrentBorders, Alignment.LEFT, false); 3)If i do the

How do I store a PDF created by FPDF in a MySQL database? In Your Database: Set cloumn type to BLOB Save: //make a pdf $pdf=new FPDF(); $pdf->AddPage(); //set pdf to savable type $pdfcontent = $pdf->Output("", "S"); //save pdf to database $mysqli=new mysqli("hostname", "username", "password", "database"); $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("INSERT INTO pdfs (pdf) VALUES (?)"); $stmt->bind_param('s', $pdfcontent); $stmt->execute(); Retrieve: $mysqli=new mysqli("hostname", "username", "password", "database"); $stmt = $mysqli->prepare("SELECT pdf FROM pdfs WHERE id = ?"); $stmt->bind_param('i',$id); $stmt-

Hi I have managed to successfully generate a FPDF pdf file from my form submission. I have then POSTED it via CURL to an API endpoint. This 'file' shows inside the CRM system where supposed go but I cannot open it. I believe this is not the file at all and it is not being passed stored/grabbed properly. Thanks See below code: $noteTitle = (isset($_POST['noteTitle']) ? $_POST['noteTitle'] : null); $noteBody = (isset($_POST['noteBody']) ? $_POST['noteBody'] : null); require("fpdf/fpdf.php"); $pdf = new FPDF(); $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->SetFont("Arial", "B", 16); $pdf->Cell(0,100, "Note Title: {

I'm using FPDI & FPDF to overlay new text on top of an existing PDF. It uses the useTemplate() method to achieve this. Problem I'm having - it only applies the template to the first page. If the text is long, it will wrap to a second page, using the SetAutoPageBreak() method. How can I make it apply the template on every page? I've cracked it. Looking into the code, I realised that even the SetAutoPageBreak() routine calls AddPage() internally, giving me the hook I needed to include my template on every page. So, I extended the base FPDI class and over-rode the AddPage() method, including the