@gregslyon it’s been a few years since the last stable release. We’re working on one now, but sounds like tcpdf has filled your needs.

@gregslyon Dead, unused code is easy to overlook until it rises again like the zombie apocalypse. Glad to hear it was any easy fix for you.

@gregslyon sorry to hear it. Quick fix: disable PHP support/remove dompdf.php; look for some additional guidance with the 0.6.0 release

@mrcorkster my childhood just flashed by

@mrcorkster reminds me of the DC area last winter, but we didn’t get diddly this time around

@mrcorkster guessing it runs on linux, a capability @Sony has removed from recent firmware updates; but I bet @airforce can get a reprieve

@KennyCosseleez we’re working on better support for float, but it’ll be a little while yet; let us know if you run into any other problems

@KennyCosseleez that’s a possibility; floats and tables can be problematic; have a sample document we can look at?

@KennyCosseleez that’s a pretty strong emotion, how is dompdf mistreating you?

@mrcorkster slice cheese, slice pepperoni/sausage + pepsi 7.41 … not beating your 2.75 meal anytime soon #nydcfoodwar http://goo.gl/fwC3t