Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

Shahab Vahabzadeh

Registered User

Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

2007-01-07 02:07:06 AM
I Wanna Get Articles Fromm DB And Show Them By Their ID But @ Bottom Of
Each Page a Link to Convert it to PDF ... Because i Wanna User to
Download it, Please Help Me Thanks
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Randy Webb

Registered User

2007-01-07 02:46:00 AM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

Shahab Vahabzadeh said the following on 1/6/2007 1:07 PM:

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I Wanna Get Articles Fromm DB And Show Them By Their ID But @ Bottom Of
Each Page a Link to Convert it to PDF ... Because i Wanna User to
Download it, Please Help Me Thanks
Ummm, do you know how to create a link and link to your PDF file? This

has nothing to do with Javascript.
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Shahab Vahabzadeh

Registered User

2007-01-07 01:31:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

Thanks Dear Randy About Your Reply...But I Dont Have That PHP File! I
Dont Know How Convert HTML 2 PDF
This is The Problem!
Thanks
Randy Webb wrote:

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Shahab Vahabzadeh said the following on 1/6/2007 1:07 PM:

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I Wanna Get Articles Fromm DB And Show Them By Their ID But @ Bottom Of
Each Page a Link to Convert it to PDF ... Because i Wanna User to
Download it, Please Help Me Thanks

Ummm, do you know how to create a link and link to your PDF file? This
has nothing to do with Javascript.

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zero0x

Registered User

2007-01-07 01:47:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

here is php script [URL]
sourceforge.net/projects/html2fpdf
please use google before asking questions.
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Randy Webb

Registered User

2007-01-07 02:22:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

zero0x said the following on 1/7/2007 12:47 AM:

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here is php script [URL]

sourceforge.net/projects/html2fpdf

please use google before asking questions.

And please read the newsgroup FAQ before answering questions.

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pcx99

Registered User

2007-01-07 07:54:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

Randy Webb wrote:

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zero0x said the following on 1/7/2007 12:47 AM:

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here is php script [URL]

sourceforge.net/projects/html2fpdf

please use google before asking questions.

And please read the newsgroup FAQ before answering questions.
The newsgroup doesn't belong to the FAQ, or the author. Reading the FAQ

is not a requirement and never will be. In my younger days I would
flame you quite righteously for being such a pompous ass in sniping
someone who's trying to be helpful and contributing to the newsgroup,
now that I've mellowed a bit you'll just have to settle for a scolding.
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Randy Webb

Registered User

2007-01-07 10:46:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

pcx99 said the following on 1/7/2007 6:54 AM:

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Randy Webb wrote:

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zero0x said the following on 1/7/2007 12:47 AM:
>here is php script [URL]
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>sourceforge.net/projects/html2fpdf
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>please use google before asking questions.
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And please read the newsgroup FAQ before answering questions.

The newsgroup doesn't belong to the FAQ, or the author.
Who said it did? The converse of the first part of your statement is

true though.

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Reading the FAQ is not a requirement and never will be.
Nobody said it was. I made a simple request to make it easier to follow

what you are babbling about.

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In my younger days I would flame you quite righteously for being such a
pompous ass in sniping someone who's trying to be helpful and
contributing to the newsgroup,
When your "contributing" does more harm than good, then you aren't

contributing. But, please feel free to show your level of intelligence
if you wish to flame me, I have been flamed by a lot better than you.

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now that I've mellowed a bit you'll just have to settle for a scolding.
GFY.

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blechler

Registered User

2007-01-09 02:28:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

pcx99 is right. You are a pompous ass.
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marss

Registered User

2007-01-09 05:47:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

blechler wrote:

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pcx99 is right. You are a pompous ass.
Hard to quarrel with this statement.

Lee

Registered User

2007-01-09 06:42:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

marss said:

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blechler wrote:

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pcx99 is right. You are a pompous ass.

Hard to quarrel with this statement.
People who post "answers" without having read the FAQ tend

to make this newsgroup less useful.
Grow up.
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marss

Registered User

2007-01-09 07:14:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

Lee wrote:

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People who post "answers" without having read the FAQ tend
to make this newsgroup less useful.
Teen-age-style boorishness do not make this newsgroup more useful.

Randy Webb

Registered User

2007-01-09 11:15:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

blechler said the following on 1/9/2007 1:28 AM:

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pcx99 is right. You are a pompous ass.
Thank you for your ignorantly bliss compliment. I am normally called a

lot worse than that so being called a simple pompous ass would be a
compliment.
Again, thank you.
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Lee

Registered User

2007-01-09 11:48:00 PM

Re:Html 2 PDF with AJAX & PHP

marss said:

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Lee wrote:

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People who post "answers" without having read the FAQ tend
to make this newsgroup less useful.

Teen-age-style boorishness do not make this newsgroup more useful.
Long-time posters point out the consensus guide-lines and their

value to the common good of the newsgroup, and you and some others
start name-calling. Who's "boorish"?
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