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I'm currently working on a big project and I thought I'd make a request in case someone is working on something similar...
Anyway, I would like to enable users to create PDF files out of threads (main post). If you are working on something like this give me a holler.:) thank you |
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haven`t worked on this myself, but I saw this at sourceforge the other day, and some investigation into this might help you some...
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdf-php |
<a href="http://www.pdflib.com" target="_blank">PDFLib</a> could also be helpful, but is rather expensive.
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Some of you may ask why PDF? PDF will allow users to download content in a printed format that will look the same across many platforms ... browsers, pda, web appliances, etc, etc... a feature like this would be GREAT for businesses. |
Yep. Such a feature would be deffo great. The main question is if you want to keep the original layout (eg. Style) within the PDF. I think this could become somewhat difficult.
Something like the "print version"-thread display might be much easier to convert. When I got enough spare time (which currenlty isn't the case) I think i'll play around a bit with this ... |
I am more interested in the "formatting of content" that is submitted ... not the layout of the site.
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Hello,
Any news on that? I really would like to see a hack which allows me to print threads as pdf :) |
*bump* We're looking to find an option so we can PDF an entire thread in one document rather than PDFing one page of the thread at a time...
Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks. |
I have utilised PDF-PHP for creating all sorts of documents: it should lend itself to this faily simply, but would require some extension to be able to deal with more formatting than just Headings, Bold and Underline, and inserting images: however, that much would be enough to get a thread PDF created.
It would be a trivial exercise, but I don't have the time in the next forseeable future. Anyone with a good PHP brain should be able to do it: if they have 2 or 3 full days to spend on it... |
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