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FPDF - Creating Multiple Pages via "Foreach" loop

Hello Experts,

I created a 19 question PHP survey program using HTML text areas. It is hosted on my employer's network and can only be accessed via a work computer. The results are anonymous, to some extent. Although I do not collect the survey taker's information, I work in a small department and my boss would know that it came from someone currently working at the moment. My department is open 24/7, 365. So, instead, my boss wants me to dynamically generate a PDF, upon the user's submission, which is not a huge ordeal...but...

How would I accommodate various users' responses, i.e., shorter responses versus longer responses? It'd be nice if each pdf was restricted to X pages, but I don't want to restrict the end user's answer.

Also, if the data extends beyond one page, how do I create additional pages? Would I just use another instance of $pdf->AddPage();?

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Joseph Longo

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I was thinking about that. However, I don't want to limit the user. For instance, if I enforce each page to only contain 4 responses, then I would have to enforce the length of their response to each question. However, if the size and pages of the pdf could be created dynamically based on the length of the user's response that would be best. I want people to have the freedom to answer the questions as in-depth as they would like to.

Joseph Longo

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Nevermind. My boss changed her mind on how she would like the data handled.

Joseph Longo

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Thank you for your input.

FPDF - Creating Multiple Pages via &quot;Foreach&quot; loop

FPDF - Creating Multiple Pages via "Foreach" loop