PDF_fit_image

(PECL pdflib >= 2.0.0)

PDF_fit_imagePlace image or template

설명

bool PDF_fit_image ( resource $pdfdoc , int $image , float $x , float $y , string $optlist )

Places an image or template on the page, subject to various options. 성공 시 TRUE를, 실패 시 FALSE를 반환합니다.

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adrian dot suter at epfl dot ch
17 years ago
Hello php cracks

First of all, the reference point of the image is its left, bottom corner. Furthermore, I just thought it would be nice to know some of the most used options that can be passed using the fifth parameter "string optlist".

Scaling the image (e.g. by a factor of 0.5)
<?php PDF_fit_image ( $pdf, $img, $x, $y, "scale 0.5" ) ?>

Rotating the image (e.g. by an angle of 45 degrees)
<?php PDF_fit_image ( $pdf, $img, $x, $y, "rotate 45" ) ?>
Note: The reference point rotates with the image!

Fitting the image into a virtual box
<?php PDF_fit_image ( $pdf, $img, $x, $y, "boxsize {200 100} fitmethod meet" ) ?>
Note: The box width and height (in Adobe points) would be given in the curly braces. Using the fitmethod "meet", the image would be ratio-scaled to be completely visible. Other methods are "clip" and "slice".

Multiple options can be used at the same time by simply concatenating them using a space. By the way, most pdf functions work exactly the same as the PDFlib functions. So just risk a look into the PFLlib documentations (use a search engine).

Hope this helped! Best regards - Adrian
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pcsmke et gmail dot com
13 years ago
<?php
$slika
= pdf_load_image($pdf,"gif","D:\\xampp\\htdocs\\telime.gif","");
pdf_fit_image($pdf,$slika,30,50,"");
pdf_close_image($pdf,$slika);
?>

this worked for me full path to the file
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