#Hi Sallie will print left and the current page number will print right.

$this->MultiRow("Hi Sallie", $this->PageNo());



/*I, SJH couldn't pass a variable (global or not) to the function in the MYPDF class, so I added a global declaration to my Footer function in
	the MYPDF class and it worked as it did for this person.  But if I declare the variable as global outside of the class function,
	it doesn't work. So I have actually declared it twice and it works???? Not sure why I can declare it outside the MYPDF class and
	again as a global variable within the class and it still has the correct value.

/*I found this on https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28177574/TCPDF-Passing-a-DB-generated-string-into-public-function-Footer.html*/
//OK, it was a variable scope problem. Once I declared $delivery_to_camper_string with the global keyword, it worked right away.

// load footer string
$delivery_to_camper_string = $selectSessionResult['t_program_name_en']
							.', ' .$immersion_or_challenge_label
							.' ' .$selectSessionResult['t_session_name_en']
							.' ' .$selectMessageResult['t_firstname_en']
							.' ' .$selectMessageResult['t_lastname_en'];

class MyPDF extends TCPDF {
	
	public function Header() {
		$this->Image("images/page_background.jpg", 'C', 12, '', '', 'JPG', false, 'C', false, 300, 'C', false, false, 0, false, false, false);
	}	
	
	public function Footer() {
		
		// declare global variable to expand scope outside of this function
		global $delivery_to_camper_string;
		
		// Position at 25 mm from bottom
		$this->SetY(-25);
		$this->SetTextColor(160, 160, 160);
		$this->Cell(80, 20, $delivery_to_camper_string, 0, 0, 'L', false, '', 0, false, '', '');
	}
}