how do i make label like this using PHP? i'm currently using fpdf to create the wording and it work, but qrcode does not work together
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i want the label output come out like this in 4X6inch
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So I'm using TCPDF to generate a PDF with multiple Text Areas in a form. On Submit I want to save this PDF including the newly added Text on my Server but I can't find a way to do it.
I'm using a form like this:
https://tcpdf.org/examples/example_054/
If I change the Output to F I just save the blank PDF to my server.
Any hint what I miss? Have the feeling it's just a simple setting thing.
I want to program a plugin that sets a Text-Container over a Image in Wordpress. Im using the Divi Themen. My idea: I need to find where Images are rendered and add my container where I place my text with something like "get_meta_data()". The needed field are already in the media library. I just need to find how to create the conainer and place it over every image where my text exists. Any Ideas/Tipps?
I am trying to create an editable HTML textarea component using TCPDF API library. I want to display a scrollable text box on the screen.
Can this be done?
Current TCPDF examples include these: https://tcpdf.org/examples/
I know PDFs can have editable components, but I am not sure how to create them with TCPDF, if it is at all possible.
TD;DR: how can I generate a page with a scrollable textarea using PHP + TCPDF?
Linked Answer using another library (mPDF):
Note that while How to create editable Pdf form in php may work, it does not make use of TCPDF library. My existing codebase relies heavily on TCPDF, I would like to explore the possibility of using TCPDF before I consider adding another library ...
i.e. I rather have an answer of "Not possible" than to use another library at this time.
It looks like the issue is two-fold.
First, you can use a typical form example, like here: https://tcpdf.org/examples/example_054/
However, you cannot see editable fields in a browser, at least you cannot in Mozilla Firefox 56.0.2 as the time of this writing. (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1006115)
What you need to do is open the generated PDF in a different viewer that supports editable form fields, such as Adobe PDF reader/other.
Then you can fill out the textarea and if text size exceeds the area of the form element, it will have scroll bars added to the textarea.
Well, I was able to generate a QR code (dynamically) using http://phpqrcode.sourceforge.net/ API.Now, I am stuck with another requirement where I need to add some text beside or below the image, describing the use of this QR code like say "SCAN ME for more offers!!". I wish to add company logo on that text too.
Is there an way to do, beside image manipulation api in PHP?
If you are displaying the QR codes on a web page, just add another div with the logo and or text. If your goal is to produce a single image you can download and you want to produce it from your script you can use http://image.intervention.io/
It is still an API based implementation. If you can clarify what you want to avoid and why and your end case I might be able to offer some other suggestions.
I want to send a dynamic page for printing to labels using Fpdf, however I'm not entirely sure how to get Fpdf to display the contents of my php file.
The php file renders a page with the users url, avatar, custom user background and name in a contactcard.php file.
How would i go about sending this to PDF, using Fpdf?
I have tried creating a function but it will not print images in the PDF.
I've done a similar thing with a real estate property listing. I've output text and images to a pdf for saving or printing using fpdf and php.
I used a form with hidden fields. Click the form button then it goes to the fpdf page. The form uses Post so I can retrieve the data on the fpdf page with something like...
$username = $_POST(username);
The way I've included images is to link to the images directly, well kind of. I have an id retrieved from the database which I include in the file name to display the correct image e.g.
$image = "http://www.yourdomain.com/img/avatar_$id.jpg";
Then you would display them with fpdf like...
$pdf->Cell(10,0,$username,0,0);
$pdf->Image($image,30,36);
You could use sessions so you don't have to include a form. That should work also. Might be more suitable in your case.
I hope this is what you're after.