I am trying to create invoice and exporting in pdf using DOMPDF. Where I am stuck is, the table I am using to display product details, is just remaining till rows only, where I want it to add blank rows till new footer div comes up
Current Invoice :
What I want :
I am using Code Igniter and DOMPDF
I have already tried foreach ($rows as $row):{}
This isn't really something you can do with Dompdf. What you would have to do is determine how many rows fit on a page then just add more rows using PHP before you give the document to Dompdf. The only way this would really be feasible would be if the height of the rows was known in advance.
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when i create via PHP a pdf using TCPDF, some times i get a last empty page body (so header and footer printed, but body empty).
It appened when i print different rows of text and the latest row is very close to bottom margin of my pdf...
When i output data into a file.pdf, for example, i get 3 pages...but text is not occupying 3 pages... it occupe only 2 pages (very close to bottom margin)... but TCPDF i don't know why, add 1 more useless page.
My idea is:
create my rows
after last row, add an empty span <span id="hidden_end"></span>
search inside the pdf: if I find "hidden_end" inside the last page, all is ok. I I find "hidden_end" NOT at the last page, the delete last page from PDF
But i don't know how to implement point 3.
Any ideas?
I am using phpMyDataGrid as a MySQL editor / viewer so I can edit and view my database. phpMyDataGrid is great but I would like the have the option of copying rows so I can quickly paste data in to Excel. Data is already indented as a table so they paste accordingly in Excel.
I created a picture of what I desire - A clickable box for each row with a row at the top which selects all rows in view and a button at the bottom which would copy these selected rows to my clipboard. Programatically speaking, is this possible to do?
I am using example 10 from phpMyDataGrid. Link is here: http://www.gurusistemas.com/_guru/samples2007/sample10.php
Know if this is possible would be awesome, better yet if someone could provide some sample code that would allow this to happen would be even better. Thanks!
I want to generate ID card for the students admitted in the college.
i have linked a photo in which i am sharing as to how the i want the id cards in pdf file through php and fdpf. and i am fetching the date from mysql.
Suppose i have 13 students available for a particular course. Now, i want the data to first actually work multicolumn wise and then as the page is filled, it should create the back side of the page in next page and move on to other page. On one A4 page, i can have only six ID cards and on the next page, six backside of those id card and again this step should repeat. I am confused.
You can use the AddPage() method to simulate a page feed. To add two pages, call it twice.
There's a third-party script to use a different margin for odd and even pages, like in a book, but I don't know if you can force double-sided printing from a PDF document.
when you are trying to generate ID then what should your goal is to generate six on a page and you can do that with looping.
Because printing on backside is printer property.
I have problem calculating page number for newly added record for jqgrid in the back end so that i can focus on that row when the grid is reloaded. can anyone tell me the logic to do it?
When you add a new row then it automatically generate page no and all.
i don't know how you implemented jqgrid.can you show your code here .
I am building an order system for a client and would like to give them the ability to print all invoices but i have no idea how to do it
the invoices will be stored in a mysql db and I would like display each invoice in a fresh page EG invoice.php?ID=234
but is it possible to print an array of pages?
I'm really stuck with this one so any ideas would be much appreciated.
Thanks for reading.
Im talking about printing to paper, through an actual printer.
There's a couple of ways you could do this:
1) Print a summary. Ok, maybe it's just me, but I HATE paper. I'd rather just have a table output of the important information and sent to the printer via Javascript.
2) Build a summary page in a loop, adding a CSS page break and then javascript-ing to the printer
3) Build a multi-page PDF.
My method for forcing user to printer: Open page in new window via action=_blank, then including this: <body onload="self.print()">
Here's a method to handle pagination on printers: How to deal with page breaks when printing a large HTML table
You could have the content of invoice.php be generated and import into your invoice report page using the include command:
$ID = 234;
include('invoice.php');
$ID = 235;
include('invoice.php');
$ID = 236;
include('invoice.php');
Obviously this would be a loop, not hard-coded. If there's a lot of invoices, you would probably only want to display a few at a time. Your invoice page would need to be coded to handle ID parameter from query string or variable.
invoice.php:
if (isset($_GET['ID']))
$ID = $_GET['ID'];
// use $ID for displaying invoice