I get this error when trying to download a page as PDF. I installed the module according to the instructions and searched Google for support on this error but didn't come up with anything. I ensured that K_PATH_MAIN and K_PATH_URL are set correctly. Does anyone have advice?

Thanks,
Alex

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gtoddv commented

It sounds like the folder tcpdf isn't installed in the correct place. You need to put it under your modules/pdfview folder. Then reset the K_PATH_MAIN and K_PATH_URL. The would most likely look something like this:

K_PATH_MAIN = /home/username/public_html/modules/pdfview/tcpdf/ (the first bit depends on your host)
K_PATH_URL = http://www.yourdomain.com/modules/pdfview/tcpdf/

MikeyGYSE’s picture

MikeyGYSE commented

Had the same issue:

make sure you include the / at the end of the main path part.

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MikeyGYSE commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Had the same issue:

make sure you include the / at the end of the main path part.

cjwysong’s picture

cjwysong commented

I had the same problem for 5.0...

and thanks to you guys it got fixed to where it actually started working the first signs of working.

Now, I just need it to create a little more than the title of the blog and a link to the attachments :-)

Any suggestions????

~Chris

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douggreen commented

Here's a generic solution to setting this:

  /**
   * installation path
   */
  $path = drupal_get_path('module', 'pdfview') .'/tcpdf';
  define ("K_PATH_MAIN", realpath($path) .'/');

  /**
   * url path
   */
  define ("K_PATH_URL", url($path .'/', NULL, NULL, TRUE));
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SYNTAX commented

Excellent Generic input - should be used as the Standard release.

http://drupal.org/node/80100#comment-201351

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DJLahey commented

One last thing... if you don't know what your host webroot folder structure is then you can also choose this version:

K_PATH_MAIN = modules/pdfview/tcpdf/

just make sure you start with modules without the / in front