On Aug 8, 2008, at 21:57, Steffanina, Jeff wrote:
Hi
Sorry, just noticed there was a second question that didn't get
answered yet...
TABLE ISSUE II
Of the 8 columns in my table, I only need to print 5 of them. The
other 3 cols are used to evaluate the record and evaluate data
using "test". My problem is that It seems that once the table is
defined and values selected, you have no choice but to print the
value.
How can I keep populated objects in a table from printing?
You're giving us very little to go with here, but it seems to me like
this needs to be caught in the XSLT stage. Instead of blindly
generating cells/columns for all eight 'columns' in the input, you
need to exclude those, and make sure they are skipped (so the FO only
gets to contain five columns, not eight).
As soon as a fo:table-cell is generated with some content, no
mechanism in XSL-FO exists to magically ignore those during
formatting. It's not like you can do any 'evaluation' in the strict
sense during formatting anyway, so I'm assuming what you describe
above as 'evaluate the record and evaluate data' takes place in some
xsl:template. Just avoid generating fo:table-cells for the
corresponding elements, and you should be fine.
HTH!
Cheers
Andreas
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