[dompdf] Background Image not working properly.
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Siv_naz
May 10, 2010, 10:51:49 AM5/10/10
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Hey Guys,
I have tried dompdf in my linux-server. It's works well for background
images.
But, when I tried this same thing in my new windows server it does not
work.
Can anyone tell me what causing this issue?
Whether I need to add any extensions or library?
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I have tried dompdf in my linux-server. It's works well for background
images.
But, when I tried this same thing in my new windows server it does not
work.
Can anyone tell me what causing this issue?
Whether I need to add any extensions or library?
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BrianS
May 13, 2010, 11:19:37 PM5/13/10
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What type of image is it? How are you referencing the image (relative
path, full URL with domain)? What method do you use to load the HTML
document? Do you receive any PHP errors?
The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is that you could
be running into a permission error. If DOMPDF has to download the
image it will attempt to write it to the location specified by
DOMPDF_TEMP_DIR. Make sure your web server has access to that
directory.
path, full URL with domain)? What method do you use to load the HTML
document? Do you receive any PHP errors?
The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is that you could
be running into a permission error. If DOMPDF has to download the
image it will attempt to write it to the location specified by
DOMPDF_TEMP_DIR. Make sure your web server has access to that
directory.
Sivalinga Raja
May 15, 2010, 10:26:05 AM5/15/10
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Thanks for reply Brain,
I am trying to use jpg image only in relative path. And I have not received any error message, I just getting pdf with text but without image.
I am trying to use jpg image only in relative path. And I have not received any error message, I just getting pdf with text but without image.
BrianS
May 18, 2010, 9:31:34 PM5/18/10
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How you load your HTML document also affects image loading. When
DOMPDF sees a relative path it treats it like a local filesystem path.
If your DOMPDF script isn't in the same directory as your HTML
document then the relative path won't be valid.
The exception to this is if you use the load_html_file() method with a
full URL. In that case DOMPDF sets the base_path property which
specifies the starting point for any relative paths.
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DOMPDF sees a relative path it treats it like a local filesystem path.
If your DOMPDF script isn't in the same directory as your HTML
document then the relative path won't be valid.
The exception to this is if you use the load_html_file() method with a
full URL. In that case DOMPDF sets the base_path property which
specifies the starting point for any relative paths.
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