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PDFlib GmbH products for use with PHP are as loadable exten-sion modules which are implemented as DSOs (dynamic shared objects, also called dy-namic link library DLL). They are available on the following platforms: Windows Server on x86/x64 and Windows 8/10/11 on x86/x64. macOS x64/ARM64 (universal binary) Linux x86/x64/ARM64. Alpine Linux on x64.
The PDFlib Cookbook package for PHP contains the PHP scripts and sample input data, as well as an index.html overview page. As a prerequisite for compiling and executing the PDFlib Cookbook topics the PDFlib binary library for PHP (e.g. php_pdflib.so for Linux) must be installed.
Example #. This code requires that you use the PDFlib library for it to function properly. <?php. $pdf = pdf_new(); //initialize new object. pdf_begin_document($pdf); //create new blank PDF. pdf_set_info($pdf, "Author", "John Doe"); //Set info about your PDF. pdf_set_info($pdf, "Title", "HelloWorld");
Starting with PHP 4.0.5, the PHP extension for PDFlib is officially supported by PDFlib GmbH. This means that all the functions described in the PDFlib Reference Manual are supported by PHP 4 with exactly the same meaning and the same parameters.
A basic PHP PDF library based on FPDF. The goal of this libary is to add basic typesetting primitives, basic HTML support and additional features to FPDF to simplify the document-specific code required. It also provides an object oriented class hierarchy for adding document classes, a file structure to put them in and a basic top-level script ...
The following example comes with the PDFlib distribution for PHP 5. It uses the new exception handling and object encapsulation features available in PHP 5. It creates the file hello.pdf with one page.
The following example comes with the PDFlib distribution for PHP 5. It uses the new exception handling and object encapsulation features available in PHP 5. It creates the file hello.pdf with one page. It defines some document info field contents, loads the Helvetica-Bold font and outputs the text "Hello world! (says PHP)".
