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Randy · 09-11-2009, 03:34 PM

Glad that part helped there and for the getting FCKeditor to work should be quite simple.

To do that you just take your FCKeditor form field set the name of it set the form to GET or POST which ever you prefer, create a variable with it and then use the pdf_show command.

Something like this.
Note: this is quick it would be easier to help with your fckeditor code

Top of the page that your form goes to (what the action="" goes to)

PHP Code:


			
$text = $_GET['fckeditor_field'];

Then for when you create the pdf something like this should work.

PHP Code:


			
pdf_show($pdf, $text);

or if you want there is the pdf_show_xy

PHP Code:


			
pdf_show_xy($pdf, $text, XLOC, YLOC);

basically that one lets you define locations for using the x and y axis numbers.

Hope that helps, if not just post your code and im sure me or some other members can help.

09-11-2009, 03:34 PM	#4 (permalink)
Randy The Acquainted Join Date: May 2007 Location: Your G/F's Closet Posts: 114 Thanks: 7	Glad that part helped there and for the getting FCKeditor to work should be quite simple. To do that you just take your FCKeditor form field set the name of it set the form to GET or POST which ever you prefer, create a variable with it and then use the pdf_show command. Something like this. Note: this is quick it would be easier to help with your fckeditor code Top of the page that your form goes to (what the action="" goes to) PHP Code: `$text = $_GET['fckeditor_field'];` Then for when you create the pdf something like this should work. PHP Code: `pdf_show($pdf, $text);` or if you want there is the pdf_show_xy PHP Code: `pdf_show_xy($pdf, $text, XLOC, YLOC);` basically that one lets you define locations for using the x and y axis numbers. Hope that helps, if not just post your code and im sure me or some other members can help. __________________ Real Programmers always confuse Christmas and Halloween because Oct31 == Dec25 - Andrew Rutherford