Hi,
you can use local html file too :
$snappy->save('file:///tmp/file.html', '/tmp/my.pdf');
or
$snappy->save('./file.html', '/tmp/my.pdf');
This way, you have no more problems of http/cookie credentials :)
For the images problem, you have to give either an absolute path or
run your script relative to the path to start from.
( see http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/wiki/Usage: "You need to
run wkhtmltopdf in the directory above images." )
On 23 oct, 15:10, ming <minga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 22, 9:29 am, Florian <sideral.undergro...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Rectification:
>
> > $snappy = new SnappyPdf;
> > $snappy->setExecutable('/usr/bin/wkhtml2pdf'); // or whatever else
> > $snappy->save('http://google.fr', '/tmp/google.pdf');
>
> Your code work right, but how I can retrieve a page that required
> authentication?
> When I call $snappy->save, wkhtmltopdf open a new http connection with
> no cookie and credential...
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