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Dompdf with special characters (UTF-8). 29th of January 2017. I'm not really into php, but sometime you just have no other option. And you know: If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Recently I have been struggling for few hours how to generate pdf from html, that looks like original page and show proper
6 Dec 2012 Original author: ajflor@gmail.com (November 23, 2009 09:13:21). What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.it does not recognize special chars as € or ´. What is the expected output? What do you see instead? the same € char as html. What version of the product are you using? On what
9 Feb 2017 I am using DomPDF, and some of the special characters are printed as a question-mark ("?"). An example was the checkmark ( ? ). After some research, an article on stackoverflow showed the answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/5136067/dompdf-special-characters The main problem is the default
13 Jan 2015 That one should work without any modification of the HTML or dompdf configuration if you're using 0.6.1. Are you doing anything to the HTML before passing it to dompdf?
8 Mar 2011 The dompdf is a PHP library which help you to convert HTML into a PDF file. Actually i haven't tried to implement it by myself but recently, i followed an project which used the dompdf and there is a UTF-8 decoding issue for special character like an Apostrophe. As i have mentioned, dompdf convert a
9 Sep 2013 Dompdf 0.6 and up now comes with a fairly decent unicode font (dejavu sans) however when I'm printing content with non-latin characters/glyphs dompdf produces crazy characters, even though the html source from Drupal is already supposedly encoded with utf-8 by default! It appears that this might have
6 Dec 2012 HTML to PDF converter (PHP5). Contribute to dompdf development by creating an account on GitHub.
found, that many other users has the same problem with UTF-8 encoding. They found solution by changing mbstring.encoding_translation to On in php.ini configuration file: mbstring.encoding_translation = On. Or for some helped utf8_decode() function: $dompdf->load_html(utf8_decode($html), 'UTF-8');
I found this suggestion somewhere, and now ?, a, o, e, u, n and other special characters work in printable letters (PDF): Change line 145 in modules/civicrm/CRM/Utils/PDF/Utils.php from $dompdf->load_html( $html ); to $dompdf->load_html( utf8_decode( $html ) ); I haven't made a patch before, so I hope I
6 Dec 2012 dompdf_config.inc.php"); $html = '€'; // a fun special character $dompdf = new DOMPDF(); $dompdf->load_html($html); $dompdf->render(); $dompdf->stream("contract.pdf"); exit(0); ?> Simply, I'm getting a question mark for the character above, or any characters like the Euro (€). I'm running
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