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    Concern for converting docx = > pdf
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    Posted by nikkyb8  · 20-08-2015 - 16:24

    Hello, I 'm checking , I'm the headless mode enabled ( check.php ) but the pdf creation is not that great anyway can you give me an email address so I send you the example of a source and the result? What seems probèmatique is the formatting of tables and line breaks that seems to take over the 2003 size (double line feed ) Thanks for your answer

    Posted by admin  · 20-08-2015 - 16:30

    Hello, You can send your DOCX and PDF output to contact[at]phpdocx.com. We also recommend you to read this page: http://www.phpdocx.com/documentation/conversion-plugin/preparing-the-templates-for-its-conversion that explains how to solve the most common issues. Regards.

    Posted by nikkyb8  · 20-08-2015 - 16:31

    And this is the code require_once 'docx3.7/classes/CreateDocx.inc'; $docx = new CreateDocx(); $docx->enableCompatibilityMode(); $docx->enableCompatibilityMode(); $docx->transformDocx('tt/Anim Ref Secu.docx', 'tt/'.time().'.pdf', null, array('odfconverter' => true));

    Posted by admin  · 21-08-2015 - 06:39

    Hello, We recommend you to set manually the height and width of each cell, and in this case particular case avoid the use of OdfConverter setting this option as false. To get the most perfect output, we recommend to upgrade to phpdocx 4.6. This version includes a new conversion plugin that returns much better output without doing manual changes/settings. Regards.