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    Table of contents before variables.
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    Posted by admin  · 02-02-2015 - 11:00

    Hello, If you're createing a new document the code is simple; for example: //path to the CreateDocx class within your PHPDocX installation require_once '../../classes/CreateDocx.inc'; $docx = new CreateDocx(); $docx->addText('Cover'); $docx->addBreak(array('type' => 'page')); $docx->addText('Another page'); $docx->addBreak(array('type' => 'page')); $docx->addTableContents(array('autoUpdate' => true), $legend, '../../examples/files/crazyTOC.docx'); //we add now some headings so tehy show up in the TOC $docx->addText('Chapter 1', array('pStyle' => 'Heading1PHPDOCX')); $docx->addText('Section', array('pStyle' => 'Heading2PHPDOCX')); $docx->addText('Another TOC entry', array('pStyle' => 'Heading3PHPDOCX')); $docx->createDocx('example_addTableContents'); If you're using templates you need to add the TOC with Word in the page you need it. You can't replace a placeholder by a TOC. Regards.