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[CMeldgaard]

The following line fails, if the public url of an assets doesn't match the server path. For instance if the public url ir /dowloads but the server path is /app/web/downloads it fails.

craft-pdf-transform/src/services/PdfTransformService.php

Line 111 in 9413a24

file_put_contents($tempPath, file_get_contents($asset->url));

My suggestion would be to use the path instead of the url

[bymayo]

@CMeldgaard Did you close this because it worked in the end or not?

I'm likely going to change this as path does work better, especially if the assets don't have a public URL's

[CMeldgaard]

@bymayo i closed it as we found a solution based on an older issue. But yeah, filepath would be a good idea.

Perhaps a setting where you can switch between them, in case an external storage like S3 is used. That would give as much flexibility as possible for the developers implementing it :)

[useralberto]

Hello any news about this ? @bymayo

[fvwanja]

Plugin version: 5.0.1
Craft Pro 5.5.9

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Same here – I cannot use the plugin at all.

Filetree:

├── bootstrap.php
├── composer.json
├── composer.lock
├── config
├── craft
├── frontend
├── storage
├── templates
├── translations
├── vendor
└── web
    ├── BaseStyle
    ├── assets
    ├── cpresources
    ├── favicon.ico
    ├── index.php
    ├── uploads 📝
    └── web.config

My files are at web/uploads. The can be accessed at http://example.local/uploads/file.pdf

The plugin is trying to interprete the path from the URL as the absolute file path.

A simple solution could be, that I can pass an absolute path to a file as a parameter instead of the Craft Asset. I could build the path easily in the config/general.php as an alias

    ->aliases([
        '@webroot' => dirname(__DIR__) . '/web', // resolves to directory /Users/foo/Documents/project-name/web

and use it in Twig:

{% set transformedPdf = craft.pdfTransform.render(alias('@webroot') ~ file.url) %}
{{ transformedPdf.one().url }}

[bymayo]

@fvwanja I need to change this to use path not URL in the plugin.

Can you just give me an example though of what your URL looks like and the path looks like? E.g.

https://website.com/uploads/whatever.pdf
/path/to/web/uploads/whatever.pdf

Just so I can see if this is any different

[fvwanja]

Sure!

Domain: http://example.local

This is the relative path that the plugin tries to use from $asset->url:

/uploads/foo/bar/file.pdf

This is the actual absolute path:

/Users/xxx/Documents/projects/craft-xxx/web/uploads/foo/bar/file.pdf