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Minimal Example. Let's start with the classic example: from fpdf import FPDF pdf = FPDF() pdf.add_page() pdf.set_font('Arial', 'B', 16) pdf.cell(40, 10, 'Hello World!') pdf.output('tuto1.pdf', 'F'). Demo. After including the library file, we create an FPDF object. The FPDF constructor is used here with the default values: pages are
20 Feb 2008 This tutorial provides an overview of the FPDF functionality and two examples using the PHP object-oriented approach to get you started with building your own PDFs.
Tutorials. Tutorial 1: Minimal example; Tutorial 2: Header, footer, page break and image; Tutorial 3: Line breaks and colors; Tutorial 4: Multi-columns; Tutorial 5: Tables; Tutorial 6: Links and flowing text; Tutorial 7: Adding new fonts and encodings.
2 Sep 2016 Given a portrait, A4 page is 210mm wide, a simple bit of maths should help you resolve this: $pdf->Line(20, 45, 210-20, 45); // 20mm from each edge $pdf->Line(50, 45, 210-50, 45); // 50mm from each edge. This is given that your declaration is as you stated in your original question: $pdf = new FPDF( 'P', 'mm', 'A4' ); // A4,
Let's start with the classic example: <?php require('fpdf.php'); $pdf = new FPDF(); $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->SetFont('Arial','B',16); $pdf->Cell(40,10,'Hello World!'); $pdf->Output(); ?> [Demo]. After including the library file, we create an FPDF object. The constructor is used here with the default values: pages are in A4 portrait
26 Feb 2010 Learn how to use the free FPDF library to produce great-looking PDF documents from within your PHP scripts. Full example included. The PDF format can be a handy way to distribute documents to your visitors. A PDF document is self-contained, looks the same on any PDF reader, and is easy to print.
17 May 2010 Underneath all the manuals, get the zip archive of version 1.6 (even though it's been a while since the last update, the forums on the site are still quite active). Unzip the files; all you need from this folder is the fpdf.php file and the fonts directory. Let's do a "Hello, World!" example to get us up to speed.
Example. <?php require('dash.php'); $pdf=new PDF_Dash(); $pdf->AddPage(); $pdf->SetLineWidth(0.1); $pdf->SetDash(5,5); //5mm on, 5mm off $pdf->Line(20,20,190,20); $pdf->SetLineWidth(0.5); $pdf->Line(20,25,190,25); $pdf->SetLineWidth(0.8); $pdf->SetDash(4,2); //4mm on, 2mm off $pdf->Rect(20,30,170,20);
Not overly familiar with fPDF. It looks OK for quick, simple stuff. Have you tried using R&OS ezPDF Creator instead - not sure what state of development/maintenance it's in these days but I think it may give you more detailed control for the kind of output you want. I've used it for years for bespoke PDF output from PHP.
Sample using fpdf (free PDF convertor from www.fpdf.org). Maps, Graphics and Geographics example from a Well House Consultants training course. More on Maps, Graphics and Geographics [link]
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