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DOMpdf Documentation with Code Igniter
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[eluser]Crimp[/eluser]
You just have to experiment with the options and hack your way. I have done quite complex things with it -- but they were not always logical in terms of how one would think they should be solved at the outset. Glancing at the code, you insert a block paragraph in the middle of the table and expect it to resume with rows on the next page. I suspect DOMpdf does not like that. The HTML needs to be well formed. Since it only applies to block level elements, you'd have to start and end a table for each page. How about going for the second pass and something like new_page() instead? I always did headers and footers etc. on a second pass because it was more reliable.


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DOMpdf Documentation with Code Igniter - by El Forum - 01-14-2008, 07:29 AM
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