> -----Original Message----- > From: Roland Neilands [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Roland, > > Use nested tables:
That is what i tried yesterday, too. Thanks anyway. It's a solution to get the image in the first header of the table. But i still end up with the problem having it repeated after a page break. The text header will be repeated as there is data in its table-body being continued after the page break. But there is no data in the table-body that belongs to the image header so there is no reason for FOP to repeat the header (the image) on the next page. And with this problem in mind i come to the idea of Andreas. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andreas L. Delmelle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I see a remote possiblity in performing some XSL trickery (resting on the > assumption that the rows in the table body are generated by XML elements). > If you define a row height globally in your stylesheet, as well as the > region-body height... You know in advance how many rows will fit on a > page... ( $regbh div $rowh ). And here we have my next problem ... There occur line breaks in the rows (mostly generated within FOP caused by hyphenation), that i cannot calculate that easy. Therefore i cannot set a fixed row height and i do not know how many rows there will be on a page. I tried to calculate these linebreaks according to the amount of text in the fields but that's quite dirty (and not completely functioning at all ...) > For the moment, however, it's the closest thing to a solution I can come up > with... I agree. I think i will try to get some other things working first and come back to this one next week. Sometimes a weekend of doing nothing helps more than days of thinking ;-) Thanks to both of you and have a nice weekend, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
