Hi All, I have been having some problems getting the two modules to speak the same language... My problem is that when I create a table in the PDFSimple class The PDF::Table creates pages without the headers and footers and inserts the table pages in-between the other pages... Any help would be much appreciated... even worth a virtual beer or 2 :) The code below is fully functional, you need to install PDF::API2::Simple and PDF::Table to make it work. If you run the .pl and look at the pdf that is created you will see what I mean with the table section not "attaching correctly" to the pdf. Thanks in advance.. Craig
#!/usr/bin/perl -w # require 5.005; use POSIX; use strict; use warnings; use PDF::API2::Simple; use PDF::Table; my $page_num = 1; my $pdf = PDF::API2::Simple->new( file => '04_headers.pdf', header => \&header, footer => \&footer ); my $pdftable = new PDF::Table; $pdf->add_font('VerdanaBold'); $pdf->add_font('Verdana'); $pdf->add_page(); #####PAGE 1###################### my $strokecol = $pdf->strokecolor; $pdf->next_line; $pdf->next_line; $pdf->set_font( 'VerdanaBold' ); $pdf->text('Hello World:', x => $pdf->margin_left+20, font_size => 10); $pdf->next_line; ###############PAGE2#################################3 $pdf->add_page(); $pdf->next_line; ############################### ################################ my $data =[ ["col1","col2","col3"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ["333","333","123"], ]; # build the table layout $pdftable->table( # required params $pdf->pdf, $pdf->current_page, $data, x => $pdf->margin_left, w => $pdf->effective_width, start_y => $pdf->margin_bottom + 500, next_y => 750, start_h => 500, next_h => 720, # some optional params new_page_func => $pdf->add_page(), header_props => { font => $pdf->current_font, font_size => 9, font_color => '#000000', bg_color => '#FF9046', repeat => 1, }, font => $pdf->current_font, font_size => 9, padding => 5, padding_right => 10, #background_color_odd => "gray", #background_color_even => "lightblue", #cell background color for even rows ); ################################################3 $pdf->add_page(); $pdf->save(); sub header { my $strokecolor = $pdf->strokecolor; my $y = $pdf->height - 20; my $x = ($pdf->width / 2); $pdf->stroke_color( '#555555' ); $pdf->next_line; $pdf->set_font( 'VerdanaBold' ); $pdf->text( 'Header ', x => $x, y => $y, font_size => 10, align =>'center' ); $pdf->y( $pdf->y - 5 ); } sub footer { my $strokecol = $pdf->strokecolor; $pdf->stroke_color( '#000000' ); $pdf->line( x => $pdf->margin_left, y => 40, to_x => $pdf->effective_width, to_y => 40, stroke => 'on', fill => 'off', width => 1 ); my $fillcolor = $pdf->fill_color; my $font = $pdf->current_font; $pdf->fill_color( '#000000' ); $pdf->set_font( 'VerdanaBold' ); $pdf->text( 'footer1', x => $pdf->margin_left, y => 30, font_size => 9, align => 'left' ); $pdf->next_line; $pdf->set_font( 'Verdana' ); $pdf->text( ' footer 2', x => $pdf->margin_left, y => 20, font_size => 8, align => 'left' ); $pdf->set_font( 'VerdanaBold' ); $pdf->text( 'Page ' . $page_num++, x => $pdf->effective_width, y => 20, align => 'right' ); $pdf->next_line; $pdf->set_font( 'Verdana' ); $pdf->text( 'footer 3', x => $pdf->margin_left, y => 10, font_size => 6, align => 'left' ); $pdf->fill_color( $fillcolor ); $pdf->current_font( $font ); }

In reply to Help with PDF::API2::Simple and PDF::Table by craret

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