This product datasheet is generated out from this Word template that you may dowload from here.

This ID will be inserted in the header of the datasheet.

This data could have been, of course, extracted form a database or other data source.

A decent product datasheet should include at least one image of the product.

We fake here that need including three images so you may check the functionality. In a more realistic example those images would be probably taken from a repository or database depending on the choosen product id.

These are just a bunch of fields that will be icluded in the specification datasheet.

We have limited some of these input boxes to eighteen characters for convenience and there is nothing intrinsic to that particular value.

You may insert easily HTML chunks into your document using phpdocx.

This example illustrate how to insert HTML content provided by a standard WYSIWYG text editor.

The embedding oh HTML is not limited to the simple use given in this example.

We have chosen PDF to be the default value for this example.

You may also choose (.doc) as output but be aware that since Word 2003 (with compatibility pack) all Microsoft Office suits open .docx documents.

The other formats: HTML and ODF are also included as alternative options.