pdflib | Binary Python bindings for poppler utils | Wrapper library

I'm trying to fill pdf form usinf PDFLib js. In my localhost it works fine but after deployment "field.constructor.name" return "t" type. and the data is no filled. there is no error, but nothing happened.

In PDFlib we can define the boxsize for an image using boxsize={65 65} (for example). Since we need two values, is there any way to set the height value and leave the width value to be dynamically? In my use case I want to add all images with a set height of 65, but the images can be different in their width so the boxsize should dynamically update according to the image.

I also tried using scale in the option list, but that makes no sense, since the height than also changes according to the image.

Currently I load all images I want to place using a for loop, which looks like this:

How can I get the correct string width for my custom font?

I am using barryvdh/laravel-dompdf (v0.9.0) to create PDFs with a custom font. But I the problem is the same with pure dompdf (v1.0.2).

I need to calculate the width of string in the PDF to make sure it fits into the page. With load_font.php I installed the font and created .ufm files (AdobeFontMetrics?).

Now I try to calculate the string width in the PDF:

So, I have two elements side by side. Each of those elements contains a list and can be dynamic in their own height. But I have two problems with this.

1.) How can I give the height of the highest element to the next element under those two? I know I can return the height value, but as of now this does not work as I want it to. If I return the height value of the left element, the right element, will not have the right start point in height and if I just return the height value of one, the next element will only get it's start point from that element. Means if I, for example, return the height value of the right element, the next element will get it's startpoint from that. But if the left element is longer than the right one, it doesn't display correctly. How can I achieve what I'm trying to do here?

2.) The other problem is that the output as of now isn't correct. The items of the list come from an array. To display them I created a foreach loop which creates it's own textflow for every list item. The height of the next item will then be adjusted inside of that loop. The first two items display correctly as of now, but the third one and every item that comes after that doesn't get their right height value and will be displayed under the second one. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong here?

I have created two functions, one for the left element and one for the right. My Code as of now looks like this... Function for left element:

I have multiple Images coming from an array (could be 3, could be 10) and I want to place them next to each other and if they don't fit anymore, place them in a new line.

I have written a foreach statement and I got it to work, so that they place into a new line if they don't fit in the current one and they also place next to each other.

But my problem is the spacing between the images, because as of now it's different for each image. Some have really wide space between them while others are overlapping.

Here's the function I wrote:

Is it possible in PDFlib to define borders for just specific rows of a table? I know we have the stroke option, something like stroke={{line=horother}}, which creates a border for the whole table (like in the example for all horizontal lines), but that's not exactly what I want to achieve. I want to define bottom borders for just some of the rows (to be specific, I don't want the header row and the last one to have any borders).

I have created a table in PDFlib PHP and defined the coordinates of the fitbox as the following:

Is it possible in PDFlib to create an svg graphic from another image-file (like png) and than put it out in the pdf? Like first load the png image with $p->load_graphics and than create a svg file within pdflib? I googled this but found nothing that fits my requirement.

For explanation: I have a png graphic and want to create a svg file within my pdflib program, so I can give this image a shadow. Or is it possible to put a shadow on the image through another way?

I'm trying to add the HMS into our GMS first app. This is a massive application so we decided to try the HMS Toolkit conversion software. The toolkit added the necessary dependencies and modules and made the appropriate replacements where needed but when I try to build our application, I get the following errors regarding the generated module's dependencies: