your tcpdf config.php and your tcpdf autoconfig.php and my tcpdf_config.php - chaos

[susanne99]

I use LARAVEL 11 and would like to have my very own tcp_config.php file in my Laravel Config folder.
Nothing works with the definition of K_TCPDF_EXTERNAL_CONFIG.
So, how can I "turn off" the tcp_config.php AND the tcpdf_autoconfig.php of your program ?

[littlepackage]

I have had the same question but posting the same issue twice because you are desperate isn't going to help anything. Please remove this duplicate post, thanks.

[susanne99]

As long as my problem is not solved, I cannot remove it. give me a link to the solution - thanks

[littlepackage]

@susanne99 If I had a link to the solution, I would have posted it already. This library is supported by volunteers, and so posting the same issue twice just wastes half their time. The best/quickest thing you can do to help yourself and the community is to hire a developer to solve the issue and make a pull request with your solution. Good luck!

[susanne99]

ok, I understand - you had the same problem. Question: What did you do to make it work? nothing at all ? Do you still have the problem?

There has to be someone here who knows the problem - that doesn't exist

[susanne99]

OK, nobody knows what - it doesn't matter - I've now found the solution myself

[littlepackage]

Please close the issue if it has been solved for you, and maybe share the solution. The usual way to do this would be to set the constant define( 'K_TCPDF_EXTERNAL_CONFIG', true ); and then make sure to call your own configuration file before loading TCPDF.