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I'm dealing with this error I don't know what's the problem I have already added the font Arial and I've also tried to use the function Unicode() but nothing the same error appears

UnicodeEncodeError: 'latin-1' codec can't encode character '\u2019' in position 59: ordinal not in range(256)

p.s: I'm using mac os

and this is the code

When I run the code below I get the following traceback:

I have a folder of .txt files that I need to convert to pdf. I have successfully done this for 1 .txt file, but would like to do all 126 (preferably not manually, one at a time). I put my working code into a for loop to iterate through each file in the folder. The code runs, and there are no errors. However this is how it behaves:

First file: converts perfectly, no problems. Second file: converts the first file again, then converts the second one in one document. Third file, converts the first, second and third file in one document. etc.

Things I've tried:

• I have tried to put in a f.close() in different places in an attempt to close the previous file before opening the next one, but that has not worked. (no errors, it just doesn't effect how the code behaves).
• Altering the nested for loop (for x in f), and removing it completely, just having the open(file...) line and pdf.cell(200...) line in the main loop.

Here is my code:

I am trying to print this word in Arabic

In an html page I have a button that loads a generated pdf:

When using fpdf module, problem is with usage of special characters like 'ć,č,š,đ,ž...

I tried simple code like this:

I have a problem with an application developed in python using the django framework, it uses the FPDF library to export a file which is then used by the application to attach it to an automated email.

When this app exports the PDF and saves it to the media directory, the file doesn't inherit permissions from its parent directory and only has read/write permissions, this doesn't allow Django to find the file so it can be attached to the mail.

I was searching on the internet and found people with the same problem, they were recommended to use the ACL configuration to manage default permissions, I tried many times with different methods but it did not work. I don't know what I could have done wrong (I kept having the same error). Dfter having made the ACL configuration the files continued to be exported with the same permissions and when applying the command chmod 777 -R * these did not change their permissions, I had to disable the ACL configuration for it to allow me to apply that command.

This is the error that appears:

I am trying to display a pdf file in the browser without downloading it for the user. So currently I have a flask function that can generate a pdf file using FPDF module and I need it to be displayed to the user in a new tab.

The current flask function is

I am trying to generate a PDF file and give it a custom name using Django 4.0.2 I have 2 inputs, one for the name and one for the photos, I want to be able to generate the PDF without saving it in my database but return it back to the user. I am using no models for this, plain html and python. I have the inputs: