On Jan 13, 2011, at 9:48 AM, Paul wrote:
I've played around with all three and have found them all to work if
you don't care about exact placement of items. They tend to limit your
formatting choices. The largest pain I had was getting wkhtmltopdf
installed and acting the same way on my server as it did on my
development machine. (The problems, after struggling with
dependencies, had to do with scaling and fonts.)
For my app, I found it easier to not use any of the gems, but just
call `wkhtmltopdf ...` directly, but it depends on what you are trying
to do.
I've used PrinceXML in another (PHP) project. If you can find a
wrapper in Rails to use that, I recommend it heartily. It can make
really lovely CSS-controlled PDF layouts. It's costly, but very very
effective.
Walter
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 5:54 PM, Garrett Lancaster
<[email protected]> wrote:
Thoughts on using WickedPDF vs PDFKit vs. Prawn or others for
developing
forms with dynamic content?
TIA,
Garrett Lancaster
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