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I would like to create a page in pdf format and I found it possible by using fpdf, but how would I create a page that looks something like this:

 

 

1          Flathead nails  3/4"                            1,170.00KG    @        60.00          70,200.00 

2          Drip edge using plain G.I sheet          3,304.00PCS  @        80.00        264,320.00

            4" x 8" x Ga. #24 including cutting

            and bending (as per drawing).

            requirements : 472 sheets

                      1 sheet = 7 pieces

3          Wall flashing using plain G.I sheet      712.00PCS      @      70.00          49,840.00

            4" x 8" x Ga. #24 including cutting

            and bending (as per drawing)

            requirements : 89 sheets

                      1 sheet = 8 pieces 

********************* NOTHING FOLLOWS *********************

 

 

I really need something like this that shows no border because borders are already pre printed. Before posting here I googled it first And found a code that would possibly create my concern but I found some problem of the code and I need some help to make this working.

 

Existing code:

<?php
require('fpdf/fpdf.php');

$pdf = new FPDF();
$pdf->AddFont('Bookman','','Bookos.php');
$pdf->AddPage();
$pdf->SetFont('Bookman','',14);

$x=16;
$y=26;

$width=30;
$height=35;
$leftmargin=16;

$content = "content";
//$content = "This is a very long content, this must goes to the next line. "; 
for ($r=0;$r<5;$r++){
for ($c=0;$c<6;$c++){	
	$pdf->SetY($y); //set pointer back to previous values
	$pdf->SetX($x);
	$x=$pdf->GetX()+$width;
	$y=$pdf->GetY();	
	$pdf->MultiCell($width,$height,$content,1,'L');
}
$y+=$height;
$x=$leftmargin;
$pdf->SetY($y);
}

$pdf->Output();
?>

 

 

There are two problems with this code:

1.) Only the first page is working well.

2.) It will not create a newline in each cell if the content is long....

 

 

Tnx in advance to everyone..... pls.....

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