mPDF is telling you that it's not finding the image.
Without seeing your code it's difficult to hint you on what's wrong.
Still you probably what to try referring to your images using a full path locally.
So instead of reference like http://example.com/image/rupee-image.jpg
use something like /var/www/mysite/image/rupee-image.jpg , same as if checking the image is there using the command line.
HTH
I fixed it myself... I have created a variable in my template and then replaced that variable with image location from my action class, using $mpdf->WriteHTML(str_replace('rupee_symbol','₹',$html1));
I had similar problem, i fixed it with replacing http:// to https://. Watch out for it.
My problem was PHP 7 in this case! I check condition
if (!empty('/images/someimg.png')) {
echo '<img ...';
} else {
echo 'error in PHP 7';
}
Be carefull using it. Version PHP 7.0.19
I converted the image to base64 format and it worked.