dompdf dev team

dompdf is an HTML/CSS to PDF converter written in PHP. The development team is English and French speaking.

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Dompdf 0.8.3 with better PHP 7 compatibility, support for PDFLib 9, and a number of bug fixes is now available at https://t.co/yltpq7i8EA

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@ulisesserranop Remote resource references don’t have to be HTTPS, but the URL provided does have to be accessible by the process executing Dompdf. Sample URL?

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@Chasfat_Project Always happy to help. Might want to move this over to the support forum so we can better review code samples.

https://t.co/g8inAsO1QR

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@Chasfat_Project You should not need to change any files. Did you look at the two links I sent. The second, in particular, includes a discussion about how Dompdf validates resources.

Beyond that I can’t provide much more guidance without more details.

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@4N1m4l_l0v3R Now patched https://t.co/DNBTgPndwu

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@imsocial_de I’m not familiar with bookstack. Is this relevant?
https://t.co/JvtufO0URp

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@erakibulislam The bundled fonts have limited internationalization support so you’ll need to reference a font that supports the Thai characters. Recommend that you read through the Unicode How-To in the wiki if you have not already.
https://t.co/vvm25GkjIn

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@Scapman The initial comment to your question is relevant. Post updates there and we’ll keep an eye on your progress.

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@fn_schubert Will need to look into the demo site. In the meantime there’s a debugging tool you can use: https://t.co/qD6ZYxxuBt

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@Ilyas_insomnia We’ll have to look into it. In the meantime you can play around with rendering using the debug helper: https://t.co/JMG743T7SJ

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Dompdf 0.8.3 with better PHP 7 compatibility, support for PDFLib 9, and a number of bug fixes is now available at https://t.co/yltpq7i8EA

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@FizzGrandpa *laravel not Paracelsus thanks autocorrect

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@FizzGrandpa I can’t speak specifically about the Paracelsus integration but the length of time to render depends on a number of factors, primarily the complexity of the document. PHP version can also have an impact.

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@BhumiSh82603142 If you specify the GD adapter in your settings you should be able to generate your document as an image.

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@csnaitsirch Nice! Thanks for the pull request. We’ll take a look.

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@msamgank You add fonts via the at-font-face CSS declaration: https://t.co/vvm25GkjIn

But languages that rely heavily on more advanced font features like ligatures do not display correctly: https://t.co/zGQAbJdgTk

However, there is a workaround for Arabic: https://t.co/uE4zALAv4s

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@siddhantfri3nds 👍

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@ronhenrypoh But seriously, grid is pretty sweet. I’m guessing you called me out because you would like to see support for it in Dompdf. That’s cool, so would we.

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@Gryfklapryd Dompdf would run on the server, unless you’re somehow packaging a PHP app to run on a client machine.

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@saravanandhamo Which version of Dompdf? Did you copy Dompdf from one system to another? How are you setting the font? If the latest it looks like the font isn’t correctly loaded into CPDF. Dompdf is trying to pull information about the underline position.