Hello Jonathan,
Really great app, I will make sure to use it next time I'll be doing an
eCommerce site.
Generating PDF bills from scratch is really a hassle !
Baptiste Placé.
Jonathan Maron a écrit :
Hello all
I have written quite a lot of e-mail off list in response to my
original post. Here is a summary:
1. In addition to the version which is publicly available over the
Internet, we will be releasing a commercial version, which can be
installed locally in a client network. The price point of this product
has yet to be set. I wrote about this here:
http://www.phplivedocx.org/2009/01/16/using-phplivedocx-in-your-own-projects/
2. It is possible to encrypt communication between client and server
with SSL. Indeed, when personal data are being sent over the wire, I
would recommend this approach.
3. The following template file formats (input) are supported:
* DOCX - Microsoft Word DOCX Format
* DOC - Microsoft Word DOC Format
* RTF - Rich Text Format File
* TXD - TX Text Control Format
The following document file formats are supported:
* DOCX - Microsoft Word DOCX Format
* DOC - Microsoft Word DOC Format
* RTF - Rich Text Format File
* PDF - Acrobat Portable Document Format
* TXD - TX Text Control Format
* TXT - ANSI Plain Text
It is possible that in a future version of the backend technology (TX
Text Control) that the formats ODT, ODS, ODP will be supported.
However, currently this is not planned.
Also see:
http://www.phplivedocx.org/2009/01/13/template-vs-document-whats-the-difference/
I would also be really interested in hearing in which kind of
applications you would like to use phpLiveDocx.
At the company for which I work, we use phpLiveDocx to generate
invoices, quotations and price lists.
I have spoken to an organization, which is planning on using
phpLiveDocx to generate vouchers (as PDF) and which are then e-mailed
in a batch job to around 15,000 recipients per day.
What about you? What would your applications be with phpLiveDocx?
Jonathan Maron
