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barryvdh
Emoji Support
This is probably UTF related, but does anyone have a fix for getting emoji to be rendered properly?
Use a font that contains emoji and it works :) But it will be black and white.
@laurentiusar What font did you use? I tried OpenSanEmoji but seems it didn't work.
i havent try this, but it should work https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/dompdf/UE2ISFHYYuE
i havent try this, but it should work https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/dompdf/UE2ISFHYYuE
already try this and it work font that i use is DejaVu Sans.
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Any updates on this?
I displayed the emojis and it showed something like this.
{"name":"message","value":"\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9\ud83d\udca9"}
Still waiting for the solution. Thanks!
I'm working on laravel, I fixed this issue using this library https://github.com/xuejd3/laravel-emoji
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Have there been any updates/ recent workarounds on this issue? It is still relevant.
This is a limitation of dompdf, and so can/should not be fixed in this repo. I personally believe this issue should be closed.
Have you guys tried this? https://github.com/xuejd3/laravel-emoji
I imported it on my composer.json.
"xuejd3/laravel-emoji": "^1.0",
And I displayed it in this way.
<?php echo Emoji::toImage($property['value']) ?>
Here, $property['value'] holds the emoji code. Please try this. I displayed emoji and even succeed to print it on PDF.
Have you guys tried this? https://github.com/xuejd3/laravel-emoji I imported it on my composer.json.
"xuejd3/laravel-emoji": "^1.0",And I displayed it in this way.
<?php echo Emoji::toImage($property['value']) ?>
I guess that is a viable workaround, but since it uses images, it's not a fix for all situations. So, indeed useful for some applications, but in general, a true fix for this issue can only come from dompdf (or one of its dependencies) ☺️
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Emoji support does not depend on any work in this repository, but on dompdf itself.
Related issues: https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/issues/1698 https://github.com/dompdf/php-font-lib/issues/113 <== especially track this one
(In other words, it could be fine to close this issue, because it will "automatically" be resolved once dompdf starts supporting it.)