Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Hi, I am using the module together with dompdf (0.6 beta2). Everything works fine until I try to export a pdf of a translated page. Instead of the original images error images appear (red cross in back rectangle).
I found out that the images are displayed correctly if I replace the "en" in the path to the pdf-file with "de" (The page is in German (de), the translated version in English (en)). (e.g. http://localhost/en/printpdf/82 --> http://localhost/de/printpdf/82)
The problem is now that e.g. print $print['title']; prints the German title into the pdf. The text of the article appears in the correct language.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Mario
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Comment #1
Martwig commentedComment #2
jcnventuraHave you enabled "Access images via local file access" in admin/settings/print/pdf?
If so, getting the correct paths with language paths is something I never got completely right. You should disable that setting and let your webserver find the image by contacting itself.
Comment #3
jcnventuraNo further info in two weeks. Closing the issue.
Comment #4
Martwig commentedThanks for your response!
Disabling the "Access images via local file access"-setting does not help. There are still error-images if I do not replace "en" by "de" in the pdf-access-path.
Comment #5
jcnventuraNeeds work is for a patch that I (or someone else) reviewed and didn't consider OK to commit. In this case the correct status is "active".
Comment #6
jcnventuraI've tested this, and can't reproduce it at all.. Can you test with a current version of the module? Maybe it got fixed in the meantime in another issue...
Comment #7
jcnventuraNo further info in two weeks. Closing the issue.