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    What PDF engine do you use?

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    Dompdf
    63.64%
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    Tcpdf
    36.36%
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    domPDF only because it is 'new', honestly I haven't update PDF template since v6 since it too hard to get it look "good"

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      tcpdf only because of the sheer amount of work it would take to port everything to dompdf, if it wasnt for that - dompdf 100%
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      • DashingUno
        #3.2
        DashingUno commented
        11-15-2023, 05:53 AM
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        The complex ones are broken for sure, if you are looking into compatibility issues, I will have time this week to check out what exactly breaks between dompdf/tcpdf, if that is something that can assist you in future development
      • yuri
        #3.3
        yuri commented
        11-17-2023, 08:41 AM
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        I'm more concerned about hurdles our users may run into while migrating to Dompdf. Tcpdf is quite dated library, I'm not sure whether the author will eventually put out the new improved version. We are going to prioritize Dompdf support, Tcpdf will be a legacy, still supported but not that prioritized.
      • espcrm
        #3.4
        espcrm commented
        11-17-2023, 01:03 PM
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        GitHub - tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf: TCPDF - PHP PDF Library - https://tcpdf.org
        https://github.com/tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf
        TCPDF - PHP PDF Library - https://tcpdf.org. Contribute to tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf development by creating an account on GitHub.


        The next 'version' of TCPDF, when it be release candidate is unknown
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