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The problem(s)
test1:
- If we add a header row to the word doc TEMPLATE and use header=>true in settings, we only get ONE ROW in the merged docx
test2:
- If we remove the header from the word TEMPLATE and comment out the header=>true setting, we only get the first n rows (depends on how many cells are present)
Our data array contains 7 rows (see dump at the bottom of the post)
For test#1 our docx tempate contains exactly two rows and three cells in each row. the first row cells contain plain text, the second row cells contain merge fields, ie $task_taskid$ etc.
$settings = array('header' => true);
The docx generated only contains the first row from the data array
For test#2 our docx template contains exactly ONE row and three cells in the row, $task_taskid$ etc.
$settings = array(
// 'header' => true
);
The doc generated only has the first three rows.
Through trial and error we found that if we repeat test#2 but add a fourth column/cell, then we get four rows in our merged docx. Therefore it seems that there is a quirk/bug somewhere based on the # of cells (at least thats what it seems like).
We purchased a license of phpdocx solely to merge arrays to word doc tables. Please advise ... We can provide samples of docx template and copies of the merged output for each test.
We are using version 2.4
// Here is a dump of my $data array
array(7) {
[0] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(4) "1111"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[1] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "222"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[2] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "333"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[3] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "444"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[4] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "555"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[5] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "666"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
[6] => array(3) {
["task_taskid"] => string(3) "888"
["task_title"] => string(3) "111"
["task_recordstate_id"] => string(3) "111"
}
}