ImageMagick and GhostScript

bradymiller wrote on Sunday, February 17, 2013:

Hi,
What are the filenames that are not working. I just tried it on the development codebase and noted that filenames containing an _ don’t seem to be working. I had a filename, blood12.pdf work.
-brady
OpenEMR

doggmd wrote on Sunday, February 17, 2013:

now working,
The displaying of PDF files in the report section is now working.  I am not sure why it is now working.  I ran Ccleaner and cleaned up the system in general, including the registry.  There were two copies of Imagemagick installed. The oldest one was uninstalled. 

ajperezcrespo wrote on Wednesday, February 20, 2013:

@Brady

1 - PDFs on the scanned docs form work just fine.  jpg is what’s off.  I never noticed the file name being an issue.

2 - I will check what doggmd stated about the reporting thingy and see if that clears it up.

Alfonso

macula wrote on Thursday, January 23, 2014:

Hi I am getting
“Perhaps ImageMagick is not installed?” error.
Has a solution been posted for this yet?
Imagemagick is installed and can be convert executed form within php is able to write to folder with appropriate permissions.
So what should the output folder be and with what permissions?

$to_url = $GLOBALS[‘webroot’] . “/sites/” . $_SESSION[‘site_id’] ."/documents/$pid/" . basename($to_file);

So annoying to have to open each PDF and print them. All my consents are PDF.
Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT:
It works on a clean install of 4.1.2…
Back to the investigative work.

fsgl wrote on Thursday, January 23, 2014:

Perhaps David’s post 1 and post 2 will help.