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Variables not replaced within template (win server 2008 / php5.5 / phpdocx 3.7)
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Posted by Pascal  · 20-04-2015 - 14:50

Hello, In the scope of a server upgrade, I'm testing this very simple piece of code : < ? php require_once 'librairies/phpdocx_v3.7/classes/CreateDocx.inc'; require_once 'librairies/phpdocx_v3.7/classes/TransformDoc.inc'; $doc="C:\Temp\\test.docx"; $nomPage = "C:\Temp\\res_docx2"; $nomPdf = "C:\Temp\\res_docx2.pdf"; $page = new CreateDocx (); $page->addTemplate($doc); $page->addTemplateVariable('I', "okay"); $page->createDocx ( $nomPage ); ? > Basically, the "$I$" occurence are supposed to be replaced by "okay". It works fine on the former server, whose configuration is : - Windows Server 2003 - IIS 6 - php 5.2.11 (isapi interfaced) - phpdocx v3.7 But this doesn't work on the new one : - Windows Server 2008 (x64) - IIS 7.5 - php 5.5.11 (fastCGI interfaced). v5.2.11 also tested. Both 32bits versions, non TS. - phpdocx v3.7 The target docx is generated but the "$I$" is still in the doc. I cannot believe that it is a system problem... but it looks like it is ! Are there similar issues/workaround with WinServer2008 and/or FastCGI interfaced php ? Is phpdocx-v3.7 comptaible with newer version of php ? Thks, NF

Posted by admin  · 20-04-2015 - 17:18

Hello, It should work perfectly. We recommend you to test running the same scripts using the CLI mode, it may be a problem with the temp folder; and check your web server logs to find any issue or missing rw access. Regards.

Posted by Pascal  · 21-04-2015 - 09:49

Thanks for the clue, it works now. The temp folder did not have the write permissions. Nevertheless, please note that the CreateDocx::getTempDir() doesn't return the temp path defined in phpdocxconfig.ini, which is confusing... Have a good day, NF