PDF_pcos_get_string
Contrary to the previous post, this function (pdf_place_image) is deprecated.
Use pdf_fit_image() instead. pdf_fit_image() takes the same parameters but read the PDFlib manual.
You should be using and reading the PDFlib manual along with the PHP manual to be current while writing your code.
To see all the internal functions available in the PDFlib try this:
$arr = get_defined_functions();
foreach(array_values($arr['internal']) as $arrVal){
if(strtolower(substr($arrVal,0,3))== "pdf") print($arrVal."<br>");
}
Please do your homework before posting a note that contradicts someone else’s note.
PDF_place_image
(PHP 4, PECL pdflib >= 1.0.0)
PDF_place_image — Place image on the page [deprecated]
Description
bool PDF_place_image
( resource $pdfdoc
, int $image
, float $x
, float $y
, float $scale
)
Places an image and scales it. Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.
This function is deprecated since PDFlib version 5, use PDF_fit_image() instead.
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User Contributed NotesPDF_place_image
admin at internettech dot ca
06-Aug-2005 06:05
06-Aug-2005 06:05
stry_cat at yahoo dot com
05-Aug-2005 01:36
05-Aug-2005 01:36
bmironov at jonview dot com on 24-Jun-2003 03:58 said
> This function deprecated since PDFlib v5.0
I think you're confused. The depreciated function was pdf_put_image not pdf_place_image.
If this is also depreciated then we don't have any functions to add images to a PDF. Not a good thing.
bob at nijman dot de
02-Aug-2001 01:08
02-Aug-2001 01:08
FYI:
There's a good reason for the fact that we need two functions
(pdf_open_image_file and pdf_place_image)
to insert an image.
This way we can use the same image more than once without having to store it in the PDF again.