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August 15, 2011 in Quick Fixes by Rajendra
Displaying UTF characters in the FPDF
It is very easy to show UTF characters in a FPDF generated PDF file. Just use the following conversion function and it will work. Assume you have initialized the FPDF class to $pdf variable and you want to print the string stored in $name variable:
$pdf->Write(iconv(“UTF-8″, “ISO-8859-1″, $name));
It worked for me.
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