Call to a member function build_tree() on a non-object about laravel-dompdf

[barryvdh]

Does this commit fix it? e65b0f7
(Should be installable with dev-master@dev)

Will tag a new release if so. See also #51 and #48

[barryvdh]

Tagged in 0.4.4, let me know if you still have problems.

[jonkristian]

Thanks for quick reply:) No errors, but now the view is messed up. Almost like html5 and css floats doesn't work.

[barryvdh]

Did that work before?

On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 4:58 PM, Jon Kristian [email protected]
wrote:

Thanks for quick reply:) No errors, but now the view is messed up. Almost
like html5 and css floats doesn't work.

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[jonkristian]

Yes:)

Unless something has changed in dompdf that has to do with css or html5, not sure what happened. Floats does not work, not sure if that's the only thing though but it looks that way.

if it helps i can send you the old & new pdf.

[barryvdh]

Can you send a stripped down version, so I can compare it between two versions?

[jonkristian]

Stripped down version of?
Uploaded the pdf's here:
NEW: http://jonkristian.no/new_dompdf.pdf
OLD: http://jonkristian.no/old_dompdf.pdf

[barryvdh]

Ow I meant the template / html
Op 14 jul. 2014 18:59 schreef "Jon Kristian" [email protected]:

Stripped down version of?
Uploaded the pdf's here:
NEW: http://jonkristian.no/new_dompdf.pdf
OLD: http://jonkristian.no/old_dompdf.pdf

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[jonkristian]

Sure, I've hardcoded most of it now and stripped.
You can find it here: http://jonkristian.no/template_dompdf.html
And here's the css: http://jonkristian.no/template_dompdf.css

[barryvdh]

Did you publish the config and set DOMPDF_ENABLE_CSS_FLOAT to true?
See image, true on the left, false on the right: http://i.imgur.com/wCN3K4g.jpg

[jonkristian]

Yup. I also removed the folder from app/config/packages/ and published config again. Seems like it doesn't get picked up.

[barryvdh]

No conflicting packages? You aren't loading any dompdf config files directly are you? Can you paste your exact php code to render to pdf?

[jonkristian]

It's a very simple function. I use several templates hence the $page var.

    function getPdf($id = null, $page)
    {
        // Check if the prospect exists
        if (is_null($prospect = Prospect::find($id))) {
            return Redirect::to('admin/prospects')->with('error', Lang::get('prospects/messages.does_not_exist'));
        }

        $pdf = App::make('dompdf');
        $pdf->loadHTML( View::make('admin/prospects/export/pdf/'.$page, compact('prospect')) );

        return $pdf->stream();
    }

[barryvdh]

Sorry I have no idea. Maybe check if the config is loaded at all? Maybe change the size or the orientation and see if it differs?

[jonkristian]

Thanks for helping this far:)

It seems that the options inside 'defines' array does not work, however 'orientation' works from the config file, so it's definitely loaded.

[barryvdh]

Could be the constants are already defined for some reason, for example because the default dompdf is loaded. But not sure why..

[jonkristian]

Could not figure this out.
Revert to 0.3.1 == Problem solved.