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    Posted by Squad internet  · 25-02-2014 - 07:04

    Hi guys,



    I'm trying to replace an image that resides on the cover page. I have (more or less) the following code.



    $this->_document=new createDocx($pathToMyTemplate, $pathToSpecificTempDir);

    ......

    $this->_document->addTemplateImage('_MYIMAGE_', $imagePath);



    Now I get the following error:



    Warning: DOMDocument::loadXML(): Empty string supplied as input in /var/www/Core/0.1/Includes/phpdocx/classes/CreateTemplate.inc on line 1149



    It looks like that self::$_document is not set.

    Now in the examples you use a different call to add a template file, but that call makes it impossible to target a specific tmp dir, something that is important in this case.



     



    Any hints?



     



     


    Posted by jorgelj  · 25-02-2014 - 09:47

    Hello,



    You can set a custom temp dir in the config/phpdocx_config.ini file instead of the createDocx method. Are you using the latest version of PHPDocx?



    Regards.


    Posted by Squad internet  · 25-02-2014 - 13:22

    Tnx for your reply,

    Yes I'm using the latest version, I just downloaded it yesterday.

    The problem is however the same as in 3.1

    I can NOT use the same tmp dir for every user that is using this tool.

    I have to deal with very strict ACL and base_dir restriction that I can not break.

    The same problem exists with the logger, its impossible to set the tmpdir at runtime,.. and so my logger is broken. I simply modified the logger code to return insteadt of writing a log message,.. its dirty but for now the issue is fixed.



    Could you maybe give me a hint where the config file is beeing read and in what property(s) it is stored?

    I know what the tmp dir should be before calling any method with phpDocx, the only thing I need is "somehow" override the tmpDir property "somewhere" ;)



    I really don't mind writing some setter method myself, I allready extended the CreateDocx class, and logic tells me I should find this magic property somewhere in this class... but "where"?



    I hope you can help me out here.



     


    Posted by Squad internet  · 25-02-2014 - 13:27

    Uhm,



    I'm actually reading the CreateDocx file right now,.. and there is a setter method available.

    The constructor also changed, as it does not accept a tmp dir anymore.



    Things changed ;)

    I'm gonna do some testing, I'll let you know if it worked.