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PHP Practical Nunber 7th

The document is a PHP script that utilizes the FPDF library to create a sample PDF. It demonstrates how to add a title, content, and line breaks, as well as how to output the PDF either as a file or to the browser. The script serves as a basic example of programmatically generating PDFs with PHP.

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PHP Practical Nunber 7th

The document is a PHP script that utilizes the FPDF library to create a sample PDF. It demonstrates how to add a title, content, and line breaks, as well as how to output the PDF either as a file or to the browser. The script serves as a basic example of programmatically generating PDFs with PHP.

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<?

php
// Include the FPDF library (make sure the fpdf.php file is in the same
directory or include the path)
require('fpdf/fpdf.php');

// Create a PDF object


$pdf = new FPDF();

// Add a page
$pdf->AddPage();

// Set font for the PDF (family, style, size)


$pdf->SetFont('Arial', 'B', 16);

// Add a title
$pdf->Cell(200, 10, 'Sample PDF Created with FPDF', 0, 1, 'C');

// Set a smaller font for the content


$pdf->SetFont('Arial', '', 12);

// Add some content to the PDF


$pdf->Ln(10); // Line break
$pdf->MultiCell(0, 10, 'This is a sample PDF created using the FPDF library in
PHP. You can add text, images, tables, and much more. This is just a simple
example of how to generate PDFs programmatically using PHP and FPDF.');

$pdf->Ln(10);
$pdf->Cell(200, 10, 'Another Line of Text Below.', 0, 1, 'L');

// Output the PDF (either as a file or to the browser)


$pdf->Output('F', 'example.pdf'); // 'F' indicates saving the file. Use 'I' to
display in browser.
?>

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