ID: 30041
User updated by: pdowson at aea9 dot k12 dot ia dot us
Reported By: pdowson at aea9 dot k12 dot ia dot us
Status: Open
Bug Type: PDF related
Operating System: FreeBSD 5.2
PHP Version: 4.3.8
New Comment:
I forgot to mention about the installation of PHP. PHP was installed
using the FreeBSD ports collection
Previous Comments:
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[2004-10-01 19:01:04] pdowson at aea9 dot k12 dot ia dot us
# php -n pdf.php
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: pdf_new() in /root/pdf.php on
line 6
# php -i | grep PDF
PDF Support => enabled
PDFlib GmbH Version => 6.0.0p1
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[2004-10-01 09:50:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How did you compile PHP? You really need some pdf library, you should
know what you have installed in your machine, shouldn't you? :)
Try running the test script I gave like this:
# php -n pdf.php
And you can check what pdf extension version you have with this:
# php -i | grep PDF
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[2004-09-24 16:01:03] pdowson at aea9 dot k12 dot ia dot us
How do I check which pdf extension I am using?
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[2004-09-23 21:47:08] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you using native PHP pdf extension or are you using the one
provided by the libpdf developers?
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[2004-09-17 06:34:17] pdowson at aea9 dot k12 dot ia dot us
#shell$ php -e pdf.php
<font color=ff0000>
Warning: pdf_open_file() expects exactly 2 parameters, 1 given in
/home/pdf.php on line 7
</font>
4.3.8
#shell$ php -l pdf.php
No syntax errors detected in pdf.php
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