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LiveDocx in PHP
Zend Framework Implementation of LiveDocx


LiveDocx arrives in Zend Framework 2.0.0beta2
I am delighted to announce that version 2.0.0beta2 of the Zend Framework now contains the latest LiveDocx components, tests and demo applications. You can download one of the official distribution files from: http://packages.zendframework.com/ Or take a look at the source directly on GitHub. Feel free to download the framework and try out the latest LiveDocx [...]

PHP Magazin mentions Zend_Service_LiveDocx
In the January 2012 issue of the German language magazine PHP Magazin, an interesting little article about generating thumbnail images of MS Word files using LiveDocx was published. You can download the clipping below: Word-Thumbnails mit PHP (in German) Or follow the link (http://bit.ly/oOyJ4E), mentioned in the article. The brief article discusses a technique originally [...]

Slides from PHPNW11 Unconference
Thanks to all those who attended my LiveDocx lightening talk at PHPNW11 and for the interesting discussion afterwards. I will be attending the social event this evening. Feel free to approach me to talk more about using LiveDocx with the Zend Framework and generally in PHP. You can download the slides to the presentation. You [...]

Lightening Talk at PHPNW11 Unconference
I am delighted to announce that I will be proposing a lightening talk about document generation with the Zend Framework at PHPNW11 Unconference in Manchester, UK between October 08, 2011 and October 09, 2011: Template-Based DOCX, DOC & PDF Generation with the Zend Framework Using current PDF generation libraries in PHP, it is time consuming [...]

Video tutorial: Getting started with LiveDocx
Björn Meyer over at livedocx.com has just published a video (below) that illustrates how to set up a LiveDocx account, create a template with one merge field in Microsoft Word and finally how to populate the template, using a Visual Studio .NET based application. The final step of the tutorial is not directly relevant to [...]

Using LiveDocx with Python and SUDS
Despite this blog being about using LiveDocx in PHP, I am often asked whether it is possible to use LiveDocx in Python. As LiveDocx is a SOAP service, it is possible to use LiveDocx in any programming language that supports SOAP. Python supports SOAP, hence LiveDocx may be used in Python. However, it is always [...]

Including Sub-Templates within a Template
An oft underestimated feature of LiveDocx is support for the Microsoft Word INCLUDETEXT field type, which allows templates to be chained together into one larger template. The entire contents of the sub-templates are brought into the main template in the order in which the fields are inserted, during the merge process. The final document contains [...]

LiveDocx in Zend Framework 2 – an update
I am delighted to announce that the Zend Framework 2 implementation of the LiveDocx service is getting nearer completion. At the moment, the code is still in my GitHub repository, in the branch livedocx-2.0. It should be merged into master on the Zend canonical repository within the next few weeks. You can clone the latest [...]

Demystifying ?HTTP Error 403 Forbidden?
One of the most popular questions that I get asked by developers, using the free public LiveDocx service, i.e. the default in the Zend Framework components, is: Why am I forbidden from using the LiveDocx service? What have I done wrong?I keep getting an Exception, with the message HTTP Error 403 Forbidden. To be fair, [...]

Slides from PHP Unconference Europe 2011
Thanks to all those who attended my session at PHP Unconference Europe, in Manchester (UK) and for the fine chats afterwards. Feel free to approach me and can talk more about using LiveDocx in PHP. I’ll be hanging round until the end of the unconference and then I’ll be at Leeds PHP on Monday night. [...]

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