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Hi coders,

 

help to get correct alignment of the following, below is the output that i need to set column.

 

psc.png

<?php


require('fpdf.php');
include ('config.php');
$pdf=new FPDF(); 
$pdf->Open(); 
$pdf->AddPage();
$pdf->SetFont('Arial','B',10);
$pdf->Cell(40,1,'Hello World!');
	$str = "SELECT * FROM code_number"; 
		$result = mysql_query($str);
			while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
				{ 
					$pdf->MultiCell(60,5,$row['code'],50,'L',0,1);
					$pdf->MultiCell(60,5,$row['code_id'],0,'L',0,;
					$pdf->MultiCell(60,5,$row['yy'],40,'L',0,10);
				}
		ob_end_clean();
	$pdf->Output();
?>
Edited by JaysonDotPH
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Your syntax on the multiicell calls is incorrect.  See the manual.  It s/b (w,h,string,border,align,fill).  You have a number preceding the border parm that doesn't belong there.

 

Also - as I discovered with the multicell - you have to reset your y position after a call to it if it puts out more than one line. 

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