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Generate PDF, DOCX and DOC with PHP


leo.bonnafe

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Hello all

 

I have just come across a new project that allows you to generate PDF, DOCX and DOC files with PHP.

 

All you have to do, is create a template in Open Office (or Word). In the template, you create the layout of the document and insert a number of text fields. These text fields are then populated with data from PHP and the document can be saved as a PDF file or in any other supported format. The concept is good old "mail-merge".

 

http://www.phplivedocx.org/articles/brief-introduction-to-phplivedocx/

 

From the web sites' blurb: "phpLiveDocx allows developers to generate documents by combining structured data from PHP with a template, created in a word processor. The resulting document can be saved as a PDF, DOCX, DOC or RTF file."

 

I am currently adding phpLiveDocx to an online store I am working on. The customer wants his store to create an invoice and sent it by e-mail as a PDF attachment. The invoice should use the same template file that is used in the internal accounting software (which is a DOC file).

 

phpLiveDocx works well and it is much easier to get good results than with FPDF, TCPDF or Zend_Pdf.

 

Download here:

 

http://www.phplivedocx.org/downloads/

 

Have fun :-)

 

Leo

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Hi DarkSuperHero

 

I would like to OFFER help to anyone who has tried phpLiveDocx.

 

I found the library a week ago and have since added it to an online store in which I create a PDF invoice (using a DOC template file).

 

I really like the library and just wanted to share with the rest of the community :-)

 

Leo

This is advertising.
And very excessive at that.... responding to threads that can be resolved by his product, but that may be over a year old in some cases, and across a whole range of PHP development and support boards.

 

I thought I was sometimes borderline in responding to posts where my own development projects provide a solution, but I don't trawl back in history to resurrect old threads.

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