elarson

I’m having the same problem. The first image is imported as the featured image, and does appear in the media library, but no other images are imported and no images appear in the custom post.

N.B. I’m using the Graphene theme if that makes a difference.

Hi Lewis,

I decided to take a different approach with the list bullet images. Rather than do them as lists, I am now doing them as tables with images. It is not the most elegant solution, but I think it will get me what I need. I get the impression that the TCPDF limitations and the need for various lists was going to be too much for the short term.

I never managed to get the development version working beyond the first time I tried it. That was after testing on another site also. I think I will wait until you have some time to do more on it.

And also, the issue with two instances of the plugin showing up in the plugin list seemed to resolve itself on both sites also.

You can go ahead and close this out now.

I still can’t get the trunk build to work. Possibly I am missing some files? Here is what I downloaded from Subversion repository:
884921 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\asset\css\admin.css
884921 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\readme.txt
884921 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced.php
882045 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\wpptopdfenh_header.php
884921 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\wpptopdfenh_options.php
882045 wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced\wpptopdfenh_shortcodes.php

No apologies or thanks needed Lewis. I’m well aware of the caveats for working on development code.

I’m going a bit nuts, because on one site I got it working after deleting the wpptopdfenh row, but not on the other. Of course, it is not the site I need it on, so I have not yet been able to test changing the code for setLIsymbol.

Just as a note, on both sites, I appear to have two listings for “WP Post to PDF Enhanced” on the plugin page. I checked many times to make sure I had deactivated, deleted and then checked to make sure everything was deleted from the server.

I’ll let you know if I can figure out why it is not working on one of the sites. Please let me know if you get any further.

Hi Lewis,

I’ve downloaded the 1.1.0b20140325 Development Version (svn). I’m not able to get it to produce PDF, so I have not been able to test what you wrote.

Can you let me know if you upload another SVN?

Just as a note, I had no problems going from the stable version 1.0.4 with prior data being preserved.

Regards
Ellyn

About list images, image location, Twitter Bootstrap shortcodes, etc, I think it might help if I explain what I’m trying to accomplish.

I’m working on technical documentation. I want to include 2 admonitions (alerts) for warnings and additional information. Ideally, I would like to mark these up as div’s or as unordered lists with an image for the bullet. To give you an idea, please see http://dslocks-hoc.pitlarson.com/admonitions-test

The images that I would like to use are Glyphicons (http://glyphicons.com) that are also used in Twitter Bootstrap. That is why I was testing shortcodes, in the hopes that it would work for screen as well as print — no chance.

That is why I had mentioned the following, and also asking where the image location was:

…I would like to render a list with an image for a bullet as given in the last example at: http://www.tcpdf.org/examples/example_006.phps and http://www.tcpdf.org/examples/example_006.pdf.

Can you tell me where it is going to look for images? I’ve tried various locations without any luck. Here is the code:

<h1>Test custom bullet image for list items</h1>
<ul style="font-size:14pt;list-style-type:img|png|4|4|images/logo_example.png">

After a lot of trying, I can’t seem to get the in-line HTML style to work or the image to appear. Of course, the best solution will be to have it in the CSS, but I think the chance of that is highly unlikely.

BTW, I’m not big on social media either, but the design of the Glyphicons used in Twitter Bootstrap are nice and simple.