Failed to load PDF document using mpdf 6.1

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I'm using codeigniter in my system and mpdf 6.1 to generate pdf. I get an error in chrome 'Failed to load PDF document' every time when I open new tab to preview. What's wrong with that? My code in html to print:

include_once APPPATH . 'third_party/mPDF/mpdf.php';



$title= 'customer';

$html .= '<html>';

$html .= '<body>';

$html .= '<table>';

$html .= '</table>';

$html .= '</body>';

$html .= '</html>';

$mpdf = new mPDF('c', 'A4', '', '', 10, 10, 55, 20, 10, 10);

$mpdf->SetProtection(array('print'));

$mpdf->SetDisplayMode('fullpage');

$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);

$mpdf->setTitle($title);

$mpdf->Output(url_title($title.'.pdf'), 'i');

Thank you :)

edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

mPDF is a bit tricky... if you need to generate a PDF from an HTML doc, you'll have a much easier ride with dompdf. That said, the problem seems to be that your $html variable is being overwritten on each statement (each statement says $html = 'something' instead of appending/concatenating each statement to the previous ones ($html .= 'something' ... notice the period). Additionally, if you're using codeigniter, it's much more advisable to load a view in the variable ($html = $this->load->view('viewname', true); and then pass that to mpdf)
– Javier Larroulet
Nov 14 at 18:02

Thanks for answer me, oh i'm forget.. in my code i have been added $html .= but the result still same "failed to load PDF document"
– crockshanks062
Nov 15 at 3:34

See this mpdf.github.io/troubleshooting/corrupt-pdf-file.html documentation page.
– Finwe
Nov 15 at 22:06

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include_once APPPATH . 'third_party/mPDF/mpdf.php';



$title= 'customer';

$html .= '<html>';

$html .= '<body>';

$html .= '<table>';

$html .= '</table>';

$html .= '</body>';

$html .= '</html>';

$mpdf = new mPDF('c', 'A4', '', '', 10, 10, 55, 20, 10, 10);

$mpdf->SetProtection(array('print'));

$mpdf->SetDisplayMode('fullpage');

$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);

$mpdf->setTitle($title);

$mpdf->Output(url_title($title.'.pdf'), 'i');

Thank you :)

edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

mPDF is a bit tricky... if you need to generate a PDF from an HTML doc, you'll have a much easier ride with dompdf. That said, the problem seems to be that your $html variable is being overwritten on each statement (each statement says $html = 'something' instead of appending/concatenating each statement to the previous ones ($html .= 'something' ... notice the period). Additionally, if you're using codeigniter, it's much more advisable to load a view in the variable ($html = $this->load->view('viewname', true); and then pass that to mpdf)
– Javier Larroulet
Nov 14 at 18:02

Thanks for answer me, oh i'm forget.. in my code i have been added $html .= but the result still same "failed to load PDF document"
– crockshanks062
Nov 15 at 3:34

See this mpdf.github.io/troubleshooting/corrupt-pdf-file.html documentation page.
– Finwe
Nov 15 at 22:06

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include_once APPPATH . 'third_party/mPDF/mpdf.php';



$title= 'customer';

$html .= '<html>';

$html .= '<body>';

$html .= '<table>';

$html .= '</table>';

$html .= '</body>';

$html .= '</html>';

$mpdf = new mPDF('c', 'A4', '', '', 10, 10, 55, 20, 10, 10);

$mpdf->SetProtection(array('print'));

$mpdf->SetDisplayMode('fullpage');

$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);

$mpdf->setTitle($title);

$mpdf->Output(url_title($title.'.pdf'), 'i');

Thank you :)

edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

include_once APPPATH . 'third_party/mPDF/mpdf.php';



$title= 'customer';

$html .= '<html>';

$html .= '<body>';

$html .= '<table>';

$html .= '</table>';

$html .= '</body>';

$html .= '</html>';

$mpdf = new mPDF('c', 'A4', '', '', 10, 10, 55, 20, 10, 10);

$mpdf->SetProtection(array('print'));

$mpdf->SetDisplayMode('fullpage');

$mpdf->WriteHTML($html);

$mpdf->setTitle($title);

$mpdf->Output(url_title($title.'.pdf'), 'i');

Thank you :)

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edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

edited Nov 15 at 3:35

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

asked Nov 14 at 17:02

crockshanks062

113

mPDF is a bit tricky... if you need to generate a PDF from an HTML doc, you'll have a much easier ride with dompdf. That said, the problem seems to be that your $html variable is being overwritten on each statement (each statement says $html = 'something' instead of appending/concatenating each statement to the previous ones ($html .= 'something' ... notice the period). Additionally, if you're using codeigniter, it's much more advisable to load a view in the variable ($html = $this->load->view('viewname', true); and then pass that to mpdf)
– Javier Larroulet
Nov 14 at 18:02

Thanks for answer me, oh i'm forget.. in my code i have been added $html .= but the result still same "failed to load PDF document"
– crockshanks062
Nov 15 at 3:34

See this mpdf.github.io/troubleshooting/corrupt-pdf-file.html documentation page.
– Finwe
Nov 15 at 22:06

add a comment |

mPDF is a bit tricky... if you need to generate a PDF from an HTML doc, you'll have a much easier ride with dompdf. That said, the problem seems to be that your $html variable is being overwritten on each statement (each statement says $html = 'something' instead of appending/concatenating each statement to the previous ones ($html .= 'something' ... notice the period). Additionally, if you're using codeigniter, it's much more advisable to load a view in the variable ($html = $this->load->view('viewname', true); and then pass that to mpdf)
– Javier Larroulet
Nov 14 at 18:02

Thanks for answer me, oh i'm forget.. in my code i have been added $html .= but the result still same "failed to load PDF document"
– crockshanks062
Nov 15 at 3:34

See this mpdf.github.io/troubleshooting/corrupt-pdf-file.html documentation page.
– Finwe
Nov 15 at 22:06

mPDF is a bit tricky... if you need to generate a PDF from an HTML doc, you'll have a much easier ride with dompdf. That said, the problem seems to be that your $html variable is being overwritten on each statement (each statement says $html = 'something' instead of appending/concatenating each statement to the previous ones ($html .= 'something' ... notice the period). Additionally, if you're using codeigniter, it's much more advisable to load a view in the variable ($html = $this->load->view('viewname', true); and then pass that to mpdf)
– Javier Larroulet
Nov 14 at 18:02

Thanks for answer me, oh i'm forget.. in my code i have been added $html .= but the result still same "failed to load PDF document"
– crockshanks062
Nov 15 at 3:34

See this mpdf.github.io/troubleshooting/corrupt-pdf-file.html documentation page.
– Finwe
Nov 15 at 22:06

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