Alex Vanderbist
Converting HTML to PDF using PHP
If you spend enough time building web applications, it's likely that you will eventually need a solution for generating PDF documents. Consider scenarios like invoice PDFs, printable tickets, gift vouchers in email attachments or printable shipping labels. Let's look at four options to accomplish this in a PHP application.
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