I've followed these same steps with Jose's tweaks to print.js and mappdf.php.
I've then created an ASPX page called PrintToPDF.aspx which is tied to an
invoke URL command that loads into the task pane. The page calls the
showPdf() function in Print.js but all it does is load the Print.js text in
it
Hello everyone,
Excellent sharing Ram282!
I made all these changes, but when I use the Fusion Print on an application
created in Maestro, the print works as before, with normal printablepage.
I am using the original print widget, it is necessary to make any changes to
the widget in Maestro?
I
that would be a great enhancement for fusion!
fPDF doesn't look like it supports geo-pdf tho, just raster
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 3:52 PM, Mauricio Villablanca <
mgvillabla...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> The fpdf PHP library is independent of whatever client you use, Fusion,
> HTML,
> Flash etc.
>
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The fpdf PHP library is independent of whatever client you use, Fusion, HTML,
Flash etc.
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silly question but will this only work for the fusion viewer or can I
incorporate it into the basic ajaxviewer?
i also need to be able to print to PDF as we want to refrain from installing
the DWF viewer on all of our client machines.
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If this is a Fusion issue, can I get one of you to create a ticket with
this info, or even better a patch, on the Fusion Trac system to make
sure this doesn't get lost?
http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/
Mike
On 16/12/2010 4:41 PM, Steve G wrote:
I didn't need luck, just your help!!! Your change
I didn't need luck, just your help!!! Your changes worked. Just to note:
mappdf.php
118 $tempMapImgPath .= $ImageType.$sessionId.time().$ImageFormat; //
(dot before equal) on saveImage function
Should be at line 128
Also, you need to have a "fonts" folder in the same directory as fp
I just get it to work. Here is you missing:
Print.js
...
58 this.printablePdfURL = Fusion.getFusionURL() + widgetTag.location +
'Print/mappdf.php';// new line
mappdf.php
21 $tempMapImgPath = "c:\\program
files\\OSGeo\\MapGuide\\Server\\Temp\\"; // your temp directory
...
118
Has anyone else succedded in getting this to work properly. I tried but
everytime I tried to generate the PDF I got a HTTP 404 error (Page cannot be
found). I am using MGOS 2.2.
I followed the instructions
1. Put fpdf.php in \www\fusion\layers\MapGuide\php
2. Changed the php.ini file as ins
ation that will do that, but I do not know if our
clients will allow me to post the code after I finish it. :(
From: ram282
To: mapguide-users@lists.osgeo.org
Sent: Fri, July 9, 2010 7:18:25 AM
Subject: [mapguide-users] Re: Generate a pdf view of the current ma
I tried to use file_get_contents(), but i didn't get the result. Anyway
please share this on wiki...
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Oh, very cool. Thanks very much for sharing. With your permission, I'll
post this on our wiki.
For others, FPDF is here: http://www.fpdf.org/
I think you may be able to avoid the use of cURL with file_get_contents(),
though cURL is pretty darn useful in general.
Jason
On 8 July 2010 21:18, r
I had successfully generated pdf in this way
In this, I am temporarily saving the image files and after generating the
pdf, I am deleting them. Yo should require the php file called fpdf.php,
through which u are going to generate the pdf.
And I also changed some configuration settings in
If anyone's figured this out, with code, it would awesome to see simple
tutorials for each of the supported languages up on the Wiki. This is a
pretty common request.
Jason
On 7 July 2010 07:06, ram282 wrote:
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> we can also use the fpdf library to generate pdf files
> using the fdpf you can ge
we can also use the fpdf library to generate pdf files
using the fdpf you can generate pdf where you can include the map and legend
images in the pdf.
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Hi,
If you want good quality pdf, you have to code it!
Using ths API you can render image and embed it in pdf using pdf tools (look
at itextsharp pour C# or tcpdf for php). One good trick to simulate good
looking pdf is rendering "big image" that you embed in your pdf, IE:
calculate the image si
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