@jorisw Seems unlikely that a loop would be encountered with such a simple doc. What’s your memory limit? PHP version?

@jorisw I was able to render with 0.5.1, 0.6.0 beta 1, and the latest development code. What kind of errors do you get?

@jorisw I’m not seeing the same issues with DOMPDF, your sample table rendered fine.

@donkeymagic @richhiggins long tables aren’t necessarily a problem; but a table cell that doesn’t fit on a single page will kill a render

@keveh FYI, the digitaljunkies.ca site isn’t actively maintained; updates to the library can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/dompdf/

@BR3NDA Actually, DOMPDF is currently being maintained here: http://code.google.com/p/dompdf/. Lots of work going into the next release.

@benmcfc I don’t know that I’d call dompdf “quite poor” … still needs work, yes, but the upcoming release is coming along nicely.

@gav_taylor any way we can help you work around your issues with #dompdf

@dakdad are you looking to fit text into a defined height+width? Might be able to do this manually utilizing the available #CPDF functions

@dakdad dompdf is focused on converting HTML, so the api is sparse; for that level of control you might try the bundled CPDF library