Needs review
Project:
Pdfview
Version:
master
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Major
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
7 Apr 2011 at 06:28 UTC
Updated:
30 Jan 2013 at 20:57 UTC
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Comment #1
latulipeblanche commentedDo you know when you will finish the D7 version ? I would like to use your module with the views of Drupal Commerce.
Comment #2
hunziker commentedSorry at the moment it is not clear, because there are some problems:
So before I dont clear this things, I cant give you a valid estimate.
Comment #3
latulipeblanche commentedOk, no problem.
Everything is moving so quickly ....
I'll look for another solution for the moment.
Good luck.
Comment #4
hunziker commentedI commit a first working version for Drupal 7 in a new branche (7.x-1.x). At the moment there are the following issues:
There are some warnings. I have not test yet all features of the module in Drupal 7, so there can be more problems.
Comment #5
BenK commentedSubscribing...
Comment #6
mdshields commentedhow do we use this module with Drupal 7.X. Even a simple example that doesn't leverage everything. There is absolutely no integration of the dependencies nor documentation even on configure/install. I guess people using this module are assumed to know how to use Drupal Views? If you are a Drupal Views expert, then this stuff is easy?
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commentedHi all
For me this should be awesome
I am testing with views dev and no luck
Fatal error: Call to a member function get_option() on a non-object in /home2/raduungu/public_html/galileu/sites/all/modules/views/includes/admin.inc on line 1063Best regards
ArchGalileu
Comment #8
hunziker commented@ArchGalileu: There is a reason why this version is a "dev" version, there are some bugs in the module. Im at the upgrading the module to Drupal 7.x.
Examples:
Look at the Drupal 6.x examples. At the moment not all of this examples are possible, because some of the submodules are not transformed to Drupal 7.x.
Comment #9
Anonymous (not verified) commentedHi hunziker
Thanks, i will wait and test.
Best regards
ArchGalileu
Comment #10
mdshields commentedI have to develop something now in Drupal 7 to generate a PDF. So, I can help you guys or I can do it on my own. Either way, gonna take me the same amount of time.
I've been testing directly with TCPDF examples and embedding them into Drupal. It will at least fulfill the one requirement I have to work with.
If you could just give me some examples that I can test your module with Drupal 7, whether it works or not outright, if I get a rough outline of what to do from this module, then I can at least push through.
I am very clear on views and how they work. What I am not clear is how to build a simple example with this module tied to views.
Comment #11
hunziker commentedSimple Example:
Comment #12
good_man commentedsubscribing
Comment #13
hunziker commentedI commit a new version of Views PDF for Drupal 7. Now the views_append, views_view_field sub module are also available. I resolve some problems in the main module. Its more or less the same version as 6.x-1.0-beta2 version. Most of the above mentioned problems should be resolved.
The mimemail integration doesn't work. Perhaps I will throw this away and write my own mail function for rules, because the integration of rules and mimemail is really ugly. (It's hard to extend!)
Comment #14
wwiras commentedSubscribing
Comment #15
bofrost commentedComment #17
tommychrisIs there any new info about sending pdf as an email attachement?
Comment #18
bofrost commentedHi Tommy,
what do you mean with:
It works fine... I use for that the modules: rules, mime mail and views_pdf (Please open a new Issue if you still need an advise.)
Comment #19
webroru commentedreally need your advice #1498038: Sending of PDF via Mail for D7
Comment #20
venkirs commentedWhile i am trying to print pdf with using dompdf i am not able to configure the database result ..
Comment #21
h3rj4n commentedI rewrote this module so that it's compatible with Drupal 7. It's only a start.
What works:
What is (not yet) converted:
There are several featues that could be implemented in this module like #1078868: more flexible API to be able to save files.
The big flaw in dompdf is an export with a huge table in it. That's what I need at this moment so I'm not going to develop this module further.
Comment #22
h3rj4n commentedComment #23
arshadsahjavi commentedViews Drupal 7.x tutorials in pdf fromate