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Working on converting a large app over to Chrome-PHP (this is wonderful!) from another library that didn't use Chrome and was clunky and slow. But anyway. Works great on most documents but when I get above a certain page count (50?) it stops working and I get the "Failed to load PDF Document" error in my window.
Been playing around with various settings and discovered that if I set Headless to False it sudden works great (biggest test was 200 pages). Unfortunately while I can run with headless set to false locally where I am developing, the server doesn't have a GUI so I can't run with headless set to false (throws errors about X11 missing, etc).
Any thoughts?
Here's my code (the $html var contains the rendered html of the page):
$browserFactory = new BrowserFactory(); // starts headless chrome $options = [ 'headless' => false, // disable headless mode 'landscape' => false, // default to false 'printBackground' => false, // default to false 'displayHeaderFooter' => false, // default to false 'preferCSSPageSize' => true, // default to false (reads parameters directly from @page) 'scale' => 1.0, // defaults to 1.0 (must be a float) ]; $browser = $browserFactory->createBrowser($options); try < // creates a new page and navigate to an URL $page = $browser->createPage(); $navigation = $page->setHtml($html); // print as pdf (in memory binaries) $pdf = $page->pdf(); // or directly output pdf without saving header('Content-Description: File Transfer'); header('Content-Type: application/pdf'); header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename=test2_'.date("His").'.pdf'); header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary'); header('Expires: 0'); header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0'); header('Pragma: public'); echo base64_decode($pdf->getBase64()); > finally < // bye $browser->close(); > The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: