It seems that Dolibarr can insert the correct information in the ODT template and create a new document, but there is something else going on which corrupts the new document/output file.Īttached is a very simple, one field, input template (1nameonly.odt) and the matching “Corrupt” output file ((PROV26)_1nameonly.odt) along with the error message (screenshot). Yet if I rename the output file to *.zip and unzip it, the file “content.xml” contains the correct information. All of these generated ODT file are seen as corrupt and not repairable by OpenOffice 4.1.5. Each time Dolibarr generates an ODT template, not a pdf. I’ve tested using my own template, the default templates and all combinations. The azur template works fine, but I’d like to use a my own template, use Dolibarr to enter data in fileds and create a PDF. Have a new installation of Dolibarr 7.0.3 running on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.Īll is good except trying to use an ODT template to generate a contract. DOT files with the release of Microsoft Office 2007 and are saved in the newer Open XML-based Word document format.Am a newbie trying to teach myself Dolibarr for my own business. Depending on your need to customize the document you can simply open the DOTX file and place your new text. Word also comes with pre-loaded DOTX templates that allow you to create a document with many of the page layout elements, fonts, and styles in place. They may also be password-protected, which is useful for securing content in templates that are opened and edited by multiple people.ĭOTX files are convenient for users who need to make multiple Word documents with the same formatting and similar content, such as resumes, business plans, or newsletters. They contain much of the same information that DOCX files contain, including text, styles, and images. DOTX files are very similar to DOCX files but are used to store templates. Most computer users are familiar with the DOCX file, which is the primary file type created by Word and one of the most popular document types opened and saved by word processors.
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