If I have this string ' (See More) ' as part of an HTML string, and use writeHTMLCell(), the resulting PDF shows '(See More)', and it is the correct color for a link, but it is not a link. You can not click it.
The issue ended up being I had TCPDF link instead of TCPDF link . Why would the tick versus quote cause the link to not be a link? I do not recall seeing that as part of the HTML standard. I must have missed that requirement in the TCPDF manual.
Thanks for checking it out.
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I'm unable to reproduce your problem.
The following test is working fine:
$html = 'TCPDF link';
$pdf->writeHTMLCell(150, 0, '', '', $html, 0, 1, false, true, '', true);
Be sure you are using the latest TCPDF version and check the default examples and source code documentation.
The issue ended up being I had TCPDF link instead of TCPDF link . Why would the tick versus quote cause the link to not be a link? I do not recall seeing that as part of the HTML standard. I must have missed that requirement in the TCPDF manual.
Thanks for checking it out.
TCPDF requires double quotes for all HTML attributes.