function theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content in Printer, email and PDF versions 5.3

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 5.4 print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc \theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()
2. 6 print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc \theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()
3. 7.2 print_pdf/lib_handlers/print_pdf_tcpdf/print_pdf_tcpdf.pages.inc \theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()
4. 7 print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc \theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()
5. 5.x print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc \theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()

Format the TCPDF page content

Parameters

$pdf: current TCPDF object

$html: contents of the body of the HTML from the original node

$font: array with the font definition (font name, styles and size)

See also

theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()

1 theme call to theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content()

_print_pdf_tcpdf in print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc

Generate the PDF file using the TCPDF library

File

print_pdf/print_pdf.pages.inc, line 294

Code

function theme_print_pdf_tcpdf_content(&$pdf, &$html, $font) {

  // set content font
  $pdf
    ->setFont($font[0], $font[1], $font[2]);
  preg_match('!<body.*?>(.*)</body>!sim', $html, $matches);
  $pattern = '!(?:<div class="print-(?:logo|site_name|breadcrumb|footer)">.*?</div>|<hr class="print-hr" />)!si';
  $matches[1] = preg_replace($pattern, '', $matches[1]);

  // Since TCPDF's writeHTML is so bad with <p>, do everything possible to make it look nice
  $matches[1] = preg_replace('!(<p\\s*/>|</p>)!i', '<br />', $matches[1]);
  $matches[1] = str_replace(array(
    '<div',
    'div>',
  ), array(
    '<span',
    'span><br />',
  ), $matches[1]);
  $pdf
    ->writeHTML($matches[1]);
  return $pdf;
}