Active Oldest Votes. Eugene Mayevski 'Callback Jayyrus Jayyrus AjayPatel - in my view this answer clearly comes from someone who has read the question. Store your form values in session variables, and then use the features of FPDF to create your document.
The 'Hello Word' above can come from a database, a session variable, direct user input - from anywhere, in fact. I'd recommend doing a web search around 'PHP sessions' - there are thousands of pre-existing sources for this. Just make a php script that generates pdf based on the form data, call it using jquery ajax function when user clicks the button "next step". An exmaple of jquery ajax - stackoverflow.
That would work, but I'd not use JS for this, since it can be disabled by the user, and some mobile platforms don't use it. I wrote in question that i am storing data in last step, so its not the solution. Ha : - well your question was unclear hence the downvotes. My understanding was that in each of your five stages, you'd submit the data to the server and store it in a session - however it now seems that after each of your stages, you are not sending anything to the server.
How are you storing that information between stages? What is the transition between one stage and the next? Are you hiding one part of the form and revealing another, using JavaScript? Or is it all on a single page, and each stage is just a different section on the page? Show 2 more comments. Eduardo Ramos Eduardo Ramos 3 3 silver badges 7 7 bronze badges.
Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Stack Gives Back Safety in numbers: crowdsourcing data on nefarious IP addresses. Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Linked Creating a PDF file in PHP involves four basic steps: creating a handle for the document; registering fonts and colours for the document; writing or drawing to the handle with various pre-defined functions; and saving the final document.
This handle is then used in all subsequent operations involving the PDF document. As you can see, this function requires a handle to the PDF document, a reference to the font object to be used, the text string to be written obviously! These coordinates are specified with respect to the origin 0,0 , which is located at the bottom left corner of the document.
Since a picture is worth a thousand words, consider this next example, which demonstrates the process of adding an image to your newly-minted PDF document. The coordinates provided to this function the second and third arguments refer to the position of the lower left corner of the image, while the fourth argument specifies the scaling factor to use when displaying the image a scaling factor of 1 will show the image at actual size, while a factor of 0.
Why stop there? Consider the following example, which demonstrates the process of drawing a line. Take a look at the following example, which demonstrates. This ability to draw geometric shapes on the fly can come in handy in a number of different situations. The following example demonstrates:. The following example demonstrates how PHP can accept numeric data and turn it into a graph — specifically, a multi-coloured pie chart.
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