Well there's clibpdf and pdflib, which you can get info from the PHP manual for. Unfortunately, both are non-free. php.net/pdf and php.net/cpdf
If you would like a pure PHP (no extensions or recompiling required), I used fpdf (fdpf.org) in a project a while back, and had positive results. <plug type="shameless"> I've been talking to Michael Still, and he has agreed to release the next version of Panda under the LGPL. I'd already written a PHP extension for v0.53, but couldn't distribute due to licensing conflicts. According to stillhq.com (Michael's web site), the next release of Panda is imminent. As soon as he releases the new version, I'll update my extension and release it. So if you can wait a while (couple weeks, maybe? depends on Michael), you'll have a free (speech & beer) solution. If you want, take a look at http://www.coeusgroup.com/panda All the licensing probelms discussed there are resolved by Panda being LGPL'd, and the extension will be released under the PHP license. </plug> On Friday 12 September 2003 10:17 am, Scott Fletcher wrote: > Anyone have experience with it? Anyone of good information where I can do > some research on? > > Thanks... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
