Hey Florian thanks for the help.
I have Snappy up and running in Symfony 1.4 following the steps you
described. The only difference is that I save the temp html files in
the web folder so that they can access the images and css (I'm
planning on having them erased with a script afterwards).
It wor
I haven't tried Snappy yet as we almost have the original script
working (it generates the pdf's but the images in subfolders are not
shown).
@min: I will come into that same problem soon, I haven't got into it
yet but I was planning on passing the full html from the action
directly into wkhtml2pd
ey
had a working example.
On Oct 21, 2:01 am, Florian wrote:
> Hi,
>
> try your wkhtml2pdf from the command line first.
>
> Didn't used the lib before, so i'm not sure.
>
> but as i read the code, it seems to come from an error of the command line.
>
> Le
rking
example.
Regards
On Oct 21, 2:01 am, Florian wrote:
> Hi,
>
> try your wkhtml2pdf from the command line first.
>
> Didn't used the lib before, so i'm not sure.
>
> but as i read the code, it seems to come from an error of the command line.
>
> Le 20/
hat
> :http://symfony2bundles.org/knplabs/SnappyBundle
>
> It uses the Snappy php5 lib, which is a wrapper for
> wkhtml2pdf.http://github.com/knplabs/snappy
>
> On 19 oct, 09:03, fxsymfony wrote:
>
> > Has anyone used WkHtmlToPdf in Symfony? I have it set up on my server
&
Has anyone used WkHtmlToPdf in Symfony? I have it set up on my server
(in works on command line) but don't know how to use in Symfony to
generate pdf files.
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