PDF | Documentation for Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware

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The recommended way to generate PDFs in Tiki is mPDF. This page still partially contains old deprecated information related to PDF creation and needs review.

For the Tiki part of PDF configuration see also General Admin under the "General Settings tab" section.
You can choose at PDF from URL between:

From Tiki 15.2, download and install (even on shared hosting) the mPDF PHP library (see mPDF ).
Using Qt Webkit with wkhtmltopdf
which needs to be downloaded separately from http://wkhtmltopdf.org/ and uploaded to the server where Tiki is. Since it is needed you have to check whether the PHP function shell_exec is allowed to be executed under tiki-admin_security.php.
wkhtml is a C library and needs full root access on the Linux server to be installed.
Using some webservice on internet

For more information, see:
http://doc.tiki.org/General+Settings?structure=Tiki+Reference+Guide

Or instead, you can use free software PDF printers, such as:

CUPS-PDF under GNU/Linux or Mac/OSX (see in your list of packages available): http://www.physik.uni-wuerzburg.de/~vrbehr/cups-pdf/
PDF Creator under MS Windows: http://sf.net/projects/pdfcreator/

With that PDF printer software, you can print a full structure of wiki pages (like a wiki book) to PDF. In addition, if you want to produce some nice table of contents for the paginated structure, you can do so easily by using a text editor such as Open Office. org. See the video tutorial in http://tiki.org/TikiWikiTV explaining the whole process.

You can also use PluginArchiveBuilder.

Since Tiki9, you have the option to print a slideshow directly in a PDF file. See: dompdf

To include a PDF in a page, see: PluginMediaPlayer

ViewerJS

A new optional library to display pdf and other file types. See ViewerJS

If you were looking for the pdf file that includes the whole All the Documentation, please see:

Tiki19beta.pdf note: the pge seems to contain deprecated information