Page x of y is usually implemented through page-number-citation in XSL-FO. When merging documents you have to make sure that the page-number-citation points at the correct "id". When combining documents you have to combine the layout-master-set and then put the individual page-sequences after each other. Furthermore, you need to make sure no "id" attributes will be duplicate otherwise you may get errors during processing. I've once written a stylesheet that duplicates an XSL-FO document n times into a single resulting XSL-FO document. The key here is to prefix all the "id" and "ref-id" attribute values so obtain unique IDs.
On 10.01.2006 11:07:17 Thomas.Schmitt.extern wrote: > Dear all, > > I have a document which defines a header and footer in RTF. I am using > RTFtoFO to generate the fo file. > Next I am merging another fo document by appending the flow body subtree to > the flow body of the first file. > > The resulting pdf displays in the footer on page 1 "Page 1 of 1", on page 2 > the footer is gone and on page 3 it displays "Page 3 of 1", which is not bad > but still wrong. It should be "Page 3 of 3". > > Does anybody have a hint where I can start the search for a fix ? > Is the idea of appending document by combining their flow subtrees wrong ? > Can this effect page numbering (because the document's size is increased) ? > > Thanks, Thomas Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
