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    Posted by mikehzzzz  · 05-03-2014 - 12:48

    Hi,



    I am trying to setup a new version of phpdocx and am running into an error when using check.php. I get the following results:




    • OK PHP version is 5.5.6

    • OK Zip support is enabled.

    • OK XSL support is enabled.

    • OK DOM support is enabled.

    • OK XML support is enabled.

    • Warning We recommend you to install Tidy for PHP if you want use embedHTML in your Word documents. Htmlawed class will be used instead of Tidy.

    • OK The path examples/docx used by the examples is writable.

    • OK The license is valid for the current domain/server.

    • Error The library can't write to temp folder. You can set a custom tmp path in config/phpdocx_config.ini file.

    • Warning You're not running OpenOffice in headless mode on port 8100.



    For some reason, no matter what path I put into the temp_path of phpdocx_congig.ini, I still get the error. Can someone tell me where the ideal place is?


    Posted by mikehzzzz  · 05-03-2014 - 12:51

    Just to confirm here is what I have tried:



    temp_path = "http://localhost/phpdocx_pro_conv/tmp"



    temp_path = "http://localhost/phpdocx_pro_conv/tmp/"



    temp_path = "/tmp"



    temp_path = "tmp"



    temp_path = "tmp/"



    temp_path = "/tmp/"


    Posted by mikehzzzz  · 05-03-2014 - 18:56

    Managed to get this working on my server. Just doesn't work on my localhost so no big deal.


    Posted by jorgelj  · 06-03-2014 - 09:25

    Hello,



    The temp path must be an absolute path to your temp folder. Maybe your /tmp doesn't have write access, and you need to use other folder.



    Regards.