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I don't konw how to solve this.
 
I don't konw how to solve this.
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You might need to install a Unicode font in DOMPDF (do a search on "dompdf unicode" for examples of how to do that
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Also try this for the render function:
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<source lang="php">
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public function render($cache = false, $params = array())
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{
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// mb_encoding foo when content-type had been set to text/html; uft-8;
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$this->_metaTags['http-equiv'] = array();
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$this->_metaTags['http-equiv']['content-type'] = 'text/html';
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// Testing using futural font.
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// $this->addStyleDeclaration('body: { font-family: futural !important; }');
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$pdf = $this->engine;
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$data = parent::render();
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$this->fullPaths($data);
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$pdf->load_html($data);
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$pdf->render();
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$pdf->stream($this->getName() . '.pdf');
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return '';
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}</source>

Revision as of 03:21, 8 April 2015

Has anyone tested this method on Joomla! 2.5? EDIT: tested on Joomla! 2.5 and working fine.

Messy code in Chinese environment[edit]

I have tested this articel in my j25 site. Everything work fine.But when I want output some Chinese char to pdf file. the page goes wrong. The Chinese char to be messy code.

I don't konw how to solve this.

You might need to install a Unicode font in DOMPDF (do a search on "dompdf unicode" for examples of how to do that

Also try this for the render function:


public function render($cache = false, $params = array())
	{
		// mb_encoding foo when content-type had been set to text/html; uft-8;
 		$this->_metaTags['http-equiv'] = array();
		$this->_metaTags['http-equiv']['content-type'] = 'text/html';

		// Testing using futural font.
 		// $this->addStyleDeclaration('body: { font-family: futural !important; }');
		$pdf = $this->engine;
		$data = parent::render();
		$this->fullPaths($data);
		$pdf->load_html($data);
		$pdf->render();
		$pdf->stream($this->getName() . '.pdf');

		return '';
	}