Hi,
Great to see this updated.
Unfortunately, I cannot get images to display in the PDF, even when “show images” is set in the config.
Also, any tips on how I can get swedish to display correctly?
thanks
peter
Excellent!
Trying it out now. Had great fun with 0.3. Great to see an update.
Thanks for this brilliant software.
Nice but a couple things
1. it needs <span></span> added to the tags
2. It doesnt preserve e-mail address integrity. ALL commenters e-mail addys are shown
#2 would be a must fix in my book.
other than that it looks promising. Regarding #1, where are the tags added/set up to be parsed/whatever it actually is? I would be interested in doing a little tag editing. Im wondering now how it would handle non-standard tags that might be added by plugins.. hmmm.
I updated WP2PDF and will release the new version later this day. The eMail-adress “bug” is fixed there. Regarding the <span>-tag: I’m working on CSS-support, so it will be supported sooner or later. But it still needs some tuning. If the tags added by other plugins look like html-tags (<blah></blah>), they will be ignored. If they however use square brackets, they will be included in the text. I’m going to add an option for this in the next version. Tag-“processing” is done in the file “wp2pdf_includes.php” (functions: opentag and closetag).
@peter92: which characters look wrong? This probably has to do with the html entities translation. Which document encoding are you using?
@peter92: I forgot your image problem 🙂 Are you using a relative path in <img src=”…? In this case it will probably fail. I’m going to fix that.
hello,
It seem to work ok here.. excpt for one thing : wp2pdf doesn’t seem to recognize UTF-8 (or I failed to find the setting) and the accentuated characters (I’m french..we use a lot of those) are garbled
WP2PDF currently uses iconv() to convert UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1. If iconv is not installed, it will just skip conversion and the text looks strange. There is currently no simple solution for this (except using ISO-8859-1 for the blog). I’m working on this.
thewalrus >>
The characters that do not come up are the ones like öåäå. The language is swedish, and since I am not swedish I am not sure of the proper encoding (i love unicode!). I tried changing the encoding in the fonts menu, but it said i needed to upload a font file. How can I test if iconv() is installed?
For the images, there is an absolute path, eg “/wp-content/image.jpg”.
I am running v0.4. I feel very close and would like to thank you for your help and hard work. This is a great plugin!
An example pdf can be seen at http://minde.org/wp2pdf/wp2pdf.php
I’m having trouble getting any number of posts to display in the PDF’s generated by WP2PDF. No matter what value I give the parameters I give it I still get the default. Any suggestions?
showposts=100&cat=2 only shows 5
showposts=30 only shows 5
my very first post doesnt show up fully. only the excerpt comes up. any suggestions? http://xtaur.us
All I get are errors when I go to the admin–this is what I get:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_REQUIRE_ONCE in /home/robbycol/public_html/wp2pdf-0.4.2/admin/setup.php on line 1
did you put the w2pdf folder in the same folder as wp-blog-header.php? did you set the permissions 777 for all the directories? did you delete the install.php file?
I found the bug. I didnt necessarily resolve it… In my article, there is a hyphen (-). This plugin doesnt read anything that comes after the plugin. Kinda weird.
Chrismoncus: I get the same behavior on 1.5.2. WP2PDF always prints the same number of posts as the wordpress’s default posts-per-page.
Any resolution?
There are a whole lot of bugs with this plugin. If there is a ” in my post, it doesnt convert the post into pdf past that.
Are there anyone who can debug it?
