Brian Sweeney

Across multiple runs of Dompdf we could probably do something similar to what we do with the image cache. Multiple calls to an image rotator within the same document, however,...

Is the problem that the image is not showing at all or that it is misplaced. In dompdf 0.6.x you no longer have to specify the image type so the...

The error you receive usually indicates that some non-PDF content was inserted into the PDF stream, typically PHP warning/notices. Try saving that PDF and opening in a text editor, the...

The error appears to be on our end. When you add a PNG using the canvas object it calls `CPDF::addPngFromFile()` which attempts to parse the PNG headers. This is done...

Same error? The easiest way is to just use HTML + fixed-position content, e.g. ``` html ``` I would have suggested this instead of using the canvas object, except that...

It should be fine with a local file. You mentioned a controller, so I'm guessing you're using a framework. Without specifying a path PHP is probably looking in the same...

Do you have the GD extension for PHP enabled? With v0.6.x GD is required. As for the location of the image ... that's to be expected. The way `$dompdf->page_text()` is...

I had a few errors in my sample. Before I give you an updated sample let me say a word about the CPDF methods. The `text()` and `page_text()` methods don't...

@imvenky more details? Which version of dompdf? PHP? Do you have the PHP GD extension enabled? IMagick/GMagick extension? Do you get any errors?

I don't consider this a bug. Prior to 1.2.x Dompdf did not support this character at all and would replace it with a single normal space. With 1.2.0 we added...