Unsupported encode language #5
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it's a font issue. Using DejaVu sans, which is the most universal font that Dompdf comes with, and unfortunately, it does not support Korean. I will see if I can figure out how to use another font with Dompdf, but Dompdf pretty much sucks, might just look into a different converter. |
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I think I might switch to TCPDF, but it is currently in development of a new deployment, so I will probably wait until that is complete before working on upgrading this plugin. If you know any quick fixes, I would be happy to accept a PR. I tried a few things, that didn't seem to work with dompdf, so for the time being, I probably won't touch this until TCPDF is ready. |
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Same problem. The fonts not working with CJK Characters. Maybe you could try to generate PDF using another library or change the default fonts? Plugin Uninstalled. |
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Or I could add a disclaimer that not all characters are supported until I get around to it. |
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Why not try to just build a page and pop up, then let user use Chrome print feature to convert it to a PDF? |
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It has more to do with I'm a little busy at the moment |
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@kmahyyg @pieces49 i stay ed up figuring this one out last night, with some success. i'll have to add an option, where you can select your print language, maybe in the settings, and then i need to find all the fonts for the cjk languages...more to come, but i did manage to get the simplified chinese to work last night. I couldn't ever get it to work before, because i wasn't considering font-weights.
more to come... |
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https://github.com/creecros/Task2pdf/releases/tag/1.1.0 You will have to toggle on support for CJK Chars. Found in Settings > Application, at the bottom. |
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Thank you so much |
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no problem, let me know if there are issues |
Hi.
Can you change encode to UTF-8? When I download to PDF my content( wrote by korean ),
it was broken content.
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