I'm about to integrate dompdf into my printer-friendly pages module.

According to INSTALL.TXT of the print module I downloadad dompdf (0.5.1) and copied it into sites\all\modules\print. My problem is probably that I do not know how to 'Edit dompdf_config.inc.php to fit your installation'.

I tried with the line define("DOMPDF_DIR", realpath(dirname(sites/all/modules/print))); but it I run into the error 'Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ')' in C:\xampp\htdocs\sites\all\modules\print\dompdf_config.inc.php on line 56'.

My environment is windows, PHP5.2. Do I have to use \ instead of /?

Any further hints to get this running? Do I have to change anything of PHP?

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jcnventura
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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

dompdf usually works out of the box.. I would put back the original dompdf_config.php file and see if it works like that.

Anyway, on your code above, you're missing the quotes around the path (inside the dirname call.

João

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jcnventura
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I would normally wait for a couple of days more and close the issue, but since you're so busy translating the module into German, I would like to refresh this.

Did you solve the problem?

João

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FrankT commented

Thanks for your patience. I did a fresh install of the module (sites\all\print) and copied dompdf to that place (so I have subdirectories icons, include, lib, tests, translations, www). I also went to the settings page >> PDF and marked the option for DOMPDF (so it looks like it was found by the module). I also deleted dompdf.php as mentioned in INSTALL.TXT. I did NOT make any changes in dompdf_config.inc.php.

Calling a PDF-Version from the start page generates the error Fatal error: Call to undefined method domdocument::loadHTML() in C:\xampp\htdocs\sites\all\modules\print\include\dompdf.cls.php on line 284.

The same error appears if a call pdf version from any node.

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jcnventura
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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (duplicate)

Oh! You have the domdocument::loadHTML! Nice!

See #295026: Dompdf not working. I am marking this one as a duplicate now, as I have already pinpointed the problem in the other thread.

João