I'm not sure whether your callback ever gets passed the current page number. The best is to wrap the header subroutine with your own header:

sub my_header {
    # ... do your own stuff:
    print "Got parameters @_\n";
    # Call old header routine to output other stuff
    header();
};

my $pdf = PDF::API2::Simple->new( 
  header => \&my_header,
  footer =>\&footer,
  margin_left => 15,
  margin_top => 15,
  margin_right => 15,
  margin_bottom => 45
);

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In reply to Re^3: PDF::API2::Simple - pass parameter to header by Corion
in thread PDF::API2::Simple - pass parameter to header by constantin.iliescu

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