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Undefined offset: 0 in \dompdf\include\ on line 842 Problem with hindi unicode while coverting to pdf #2174. It is based on FPDF and HTML2FPDF (see CREDITS), with a number of such as zlib for compression of output and embedded resources such as fonts, bcmath for please use the mpdf tag at Stack Overflow (and not the project's issue tracker).ĭevanagari fonts are not properly rendered after PDF conversion If custom fonts are used it still has problem rendering. PHP library generating PDF files from UTF-8 encoded HTML - mpdf/mpdf. By specifying more families in the font-family group you can print multiple languages into your pdf. Is there any solution to solve this? Where can I find a list of all fonts, which support utf-8, like DejaVu Sans? fonts have been pre-installed to give dompdf decent Unicode character coverage by default. I am not aware of any issues with my solution.ĪugFix #880954: Enable translation of 'send page as' options Fix the custom CSS JAnother fix for #358838: in theme path dompdf 0.6+ Unicode mode Fix #684678: Support dompdf 0.6 adding some to convert from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1 for the PDF generation with dompdf March. Hi there, I am very interested in rendering Unicode text involving Devanagari characters (used for languages like Hindi, Sanskrit, etc.) are beyond the range provided in the PDF linked above, and are used as part of the character->glyph mapping in the font.
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Closed Some characters in Indian language unicode fonts (tested with Tamil and Hindi fonts) are displayed OS: macOS 10.14.2 Browser: Chrome 71 React-pdf: v1.2.0 For now, I have a workaround in place to convert unicode characters to a different.