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Printing Avery or Custom Labels #543

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tacman opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 1 comment
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Printing Avery or Custom Labels #543

tacman opened this issue Feb 13, 2020 · 1 comment

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@tacman
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tacman commented Feb 13, 2020

I'm wondering if there is already support for printing Avery or other custom labels, or at least some examples.

I'm looking at http://www.fpdf.org/en/script/script29.php, a script from 2003 which still works, but it'd be much easier to use html2pdf.

The script has some label sizes defined:

// List of label formats
    protected $_Avery_Labels = array(
        '5160' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>1.762,    'marginTop'=>10.7,        'NX'=>3,    'NY'=>10,    'SpaceX'=>3.175,    'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>66.675,    'height'=>25.4,        'font-size'=>8),
        '5161' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>0.967,    'marginTop'=>10.7,        'NX'=>2,    'NY'=>10,    'SpaceX'=>3.967,    'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>101.6,        'height'=>25.4,        'font-size'=>8),
        '5162' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>0.97,        'marginTop'=>20.224,    'NX'=>2,    'NY'=>7,    'SpaceX'=>4.762,    'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>100.807,    'height'=>35.72,    'font-size'=>8),
        '5163' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>1.762,    'marginTop'=>10.7,         'NX'=>2,    'NY'=>5,    'SpaceX'=>3.175,    'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>101.6,        'height'=>50.8,        'font-size'=>8),
        '5164' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'in',    'marginLeft'=>0.148,    'marginTop'=>0.5,         'NX'=>2,    'NY'=>3,    'SpaceX'=>0.2031,    'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>4.0,        'height'=>3.33,        'font-size'=>12),
        '8600' => array('paper-size'=>'letter',    'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>7.1,         'marginTop'=>19,         'NX'=>3,     'NY'=>10,     'SpaceX'=>9.5,         'SpaceY'=>3.1,     'width'=>66.6,         'height'=>25.4,        'font-size'=>8),
        'L7163'=> array('paper-size'=>'A4',        'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>5,        'marginTop'=>15,         'NX'=>2,    'NY'=>7,    'SpaceX'=>25,        'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>99.1,        'height'=>38.1,        'font-size'=>9),
        '3422' => array('paper-size'=>'A4',        'metric'=>'mm',    'marginLeft'=>0,        'marginTop'=>8.5,         'NX'=>3,    'NY'=>8,    'SpaceX'=>0,        'SpaceY'=>0,    'width'=>70,        'height'=>35,        'font-size'=>9)
    );

I'm sure I could figure out a way to use these to configure the page for html2pdf, but maybe someone has already done this? Or could point me to the proper way to do this. Any example would go a long way!

Thanks.

@LittleBigFox
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LittleBigFox commented Feb 13, 2020

Hi!

I remember use the TCPDF setPageFormat function in one of my website, i think you could have a look.

It work with html2pdf of course.

Regards,
LBF

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