• Unzip the contents of this zip archive.
• Create a folder called "pdf" in the root of your site.
• Upload the fpdf.php file to this folder.
• Upload the folders "images" and "font" to this site also.

• Now you should have:

siteroot > pdf > fpdf.php
siteroot > pdf > images > logo.gif
siteroot > pdf > images> pdficon.jpg
 siteroot > pdf > font > [contents of font folder]

• Copy the contents of the pdfwriter.txt file and save it as a snippet in your etomite snippet library.
• Call the snippet in a page or in your site template.

• $image [0] || [1] (Default 1) : A switch to show an icon or a text link to get the PDF.
• $linkMessage = "Export to PDF";

//Snippet: showErrors V1.0 Cris D 2009-10-31

return displayError();

//end snippet showErrors

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setError("Error message."); //as text
setError($error_message.$user.$date); // as variables
setError($language['message1']); // as an array item
setError($localErrorArray[] = $message); // build a local array of errors to interact with at runtime

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<div id="errorMessage">
 <ul class="ul_errorMessage">
	<li class="li_errorMessage">text
	</li>
	<li class="li_errorMessage">Message 1
	</li>
	<li class="li_errorMessage">Message 2
	</li>
	<li class="li_errorMessage">Array
	</li>
 </ul>
</div>

//check for existing errors from previous pages
$currentErrors = count($_SESSION['site_error']);

if($currentErrors > = 1) 
{
return "You have existing errors to resolve before you can do your email bit";
}

if( $_POST['email'] == null )
{
setError('You must enter your email address.'); $localerror = true;
}

if(!$localerror){

$output = "<p>Your email address is: <strong>".$_POST['email']."</strong>.</p>";

}else{

//show all errors so far if there are any
$output = displayError();

}

//default view- show the form
$output .= "
<form action='".$etomite->makeURL($etomite->documentIdentifier,'','')."' id='email_field' method='post'>
<input type='text' name='email' value='' />
<input type='submit' id='submit' value='Submit email' />
</form>";

return $output;

// twitterSuite v1.0
// Snippet Code (c) 2009, Dean Clinton.
//
// How To Use
// ========================================
// Call the snippet on the relevant page / template.
//
// Variables
// ========================================
// ?twitterID=etomite - this is your twitter username
// &tweetNo=1 - this is the number of tweets returned
// &showImag=no - show the user image
// &showName=no - show the full name
// &showWebs=no - show the website
// &showLocn=no - show the location
// &showFlwr=no - show the number of followers
// &showFlwg=no - show the number of following
// &showDesc=no - show the description
// &showCoun=no - show the twitter count
// &showTwts=yes - show the tweets (number defined by &tweetNo=1)
// &showTime=yes - show the time that the tweet was made
// 
// For example, the snippet could be called by
// [ !twitterStatus?twitterID=etomite&tweetNo=1&langstarttweets=<p>&langbreaktweets=&langendtweets=</p>! ]
// which will only show the latest twitter status, surrounded in <p></p> tags.

// twitterStatus v1.0
// Snippet Code (c) 2009, Dean Clinton.
//
// How To Use
// ========
// Call the snippet on the relevant page / template.
// 
// Variables
// ========
// ?twitterID=etomite - this is your twitter username, defaulting to 'etomite'
// 

// thumbsUp v1.0
// Snippet Code (c) 2009, Dean Clinton.
// ThumbsUp Code (c) 2009, Geert De Deckere.
// Requires Purchase of ThumbsUp PHP Code - http://bit.ly/buythumbsup
//
// How To Use
// ========
// Upload the thumbsup folder to the assets folder.
// Install as per the readme for thumbsup.
// Call the snippet on the relevant page / template.
// 
// Variables
// ========
// ?thumbID=uniquetext - this is the unique identifier that each thumbs up is known by within the admin interface
// ?thumbType=mini-thumbs - use one of the known thumbs up types for the poll, preset to mini-thumbs if you
// don't change via snippet call. Check the documentation for types.
//