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@wreckingadm

Thanks for the information. Our plugin uses the DomPDF library.

The plugin also uses IMagick. There are errors sometimes with Bitnami ImageMagick configurations, though I’m not sure that’s apart of your issue here. If so, you’d need to update the configuration.

@anonymous2k20

You can print the state code to the invoice once you’ve gotten it’s value. Here’s an example:

`

function set_global_field_key() {

    $billing_state_code = get_field('billing_state_code');

    if($billing_state_code == 'DL'){

        $numeric_state_code = 07;

    }

    update_option('numeric_state_code', $numeric_state_code);

    echo '<br>State Code: ' . $numeric_state_code . '<br>';

}

add_action('wpo_wcpdf_after_billing_address', 'set_global_field_key', 10, 2);

`

@wreckingadm

Thanks for the screenshots. There doesn’t seem to be any issues there.

I’m wondering if the issue is related to Bitnami. Was your past website setup with Bitnami also?

@lhommedecosse

You can go to PDF Invoices > Status > “Reinstall fonts”. That should fix it for you

@fixait

It seems you’re re-declaring the function wpo_wcpdf_due_date() in your template. Are the editing the invoice template in the plugin folder or in your custom template folder?

@fathi1999

In your body CSS, could you comment out the Sans serif font-family line and see if that fixes it?

@uwd

Do you happen to be using any third part email plugins such as mailpoet or sendinblue?

@uwd

Thanks for the screenshot. You had mentioned that the attachments no longer work on the particular website. Is there anything specific you remember doing on the website before the problem started? Do the attachments come in the admin email?