@iammikek 5.3 could very well be the culprit; we have not yet tested on that version so I wouldn’t be surprised if there are problems

@iammikek I am concerned that you even see those errors, it could be a conflict with cakephp … but I haven’t duplicated the problem yet.

@iammikek the errors you had were warnings, so setting display_errors to off would allow rendering to continue.

@iammikek I didn’t have a similar problem on a test install with cakephp 1.2.6, what version are you using?

@iammikek was thinking cake … layouts … but you’re just passing a string. What if you make the string a full valid html doc?

@iammikek based on the error it looks like it might be an incompatibility between #dompdf and the CSS. Can you post the stylesheet?

@iammikek would be interested in hearing your experience with #dompdf and #cakephp; we would like to add documentation to help others

@mdbraber I am actively developing #dompdf along with @ryanmasten. What’s your question?

@MagicalTux that is a big problem; being able to turn off font embedding would be useful, but other issues need to be tackled first

@MagicalTux #dompdf could, in theory, use fonts that aren’t embedded, but the code will need modification to support that functionality