Vincent Hennebert wrote:
Hi Avik,
Avik Sengupta wrote:
Thanks vincent.
Are there any suggestions on workarounds?
No that I know of, I’m afraid.
There is one workaround. Introduce a force page break where you expect
the content to end. Not a great workaround if you have flowing content
because that means you have to predict where the content will end. But
with the force break in place, the layout algorithm is reset and the
width of the content on the second page should be correct.
Regards,
Chris
Sorry,
Vincent
Regards
-
Avik
On 5/6/09, Vincent Hennebert <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Avik,
This is a known issue of FOP which is being worked on. FOP currently
can’t handle sequences of pages with different widths, and therefore
assigns to all pages the width of the first one.
Sorry, no estimate as to when this feature will be implemented, but
since it’s far from trivial it’s going to take some time.
Vincent
Avik Sengupta wrote:
I have a page sequence with one single-page-master followed by a
repeatable-page-master.
The first page (using the single-page-master) has a top banner and a
side area (region-after), while the subsequent pages (using the
repeatable-page-master) do not have any banner or sides.
The region body of the first page however has flow text that continues
on to the second and subsequent pages. While the body of the first
page takes about 60% of the horizontal width due to the region-after,
in the subsequent pages, the body should take all the horizontal
width, since these pages don’t have the region-after. However, I find
that the text in the second page is constrained to the width of the
body in the first page.
Any idea what I could be doing wrong? Using fop 0.95. Is this expected
to work with 0.95?
The layout I'm using is below:
<fop:layout-master-set>
<fop:simple-page-master border="" page-height="297mm"
page-width="210mm" margin-right="9.5mm" margin-left="16mm"
margin-top="9.5mm" margin-bottom="10mm" master-name="first-page">
<fop:region-body margin-bottom="40mm" margin-top="60mm"
margin-right="68.5mm" />
<fop:region-before margin-left="9.5mm" margin-top="9.5mm"
margin-right="9.5mm" extent="60mm" precedence="true"
region-name="region-before-first" />
<fop:region-after display-align="before" margin-right="9.5mm"
extent="40mm" precedence="true" region-name="region-after-first"/>
<fop:region-end extent="64mm" margin-top="60mm"
region-name="region-end-first" background-color="lightblue" />
</fop:simple-page-master>
<fop:simple-page-master border="" page-height="297mm"
page-width="210mm" margin-right="9.5mm" margin-left="15.875mm"
margin-bottom="9.525mm" margin-top="9.525mm" master-name="all-pages">
<fop:region-body margin-bottom="20mm" />
<fop:region-after display-align="after" extent="20mm"
region-name="region-after-all"/>
</fop:simple-page-master>
<fop:page-sequence-master master-name="main-sequence">
<fop:single-page-master-reference master-reference="first-page" />
<fop:repeatable-page-master-reference master-reference="all-pages" />
</fop:page-sequence-master>
</fop:layout-master-set>
The banner and side text are then defined using
<fop:static-content>'s, and then the main body area that flow across
the pages is defined inside a <fop:flow flow-name='xsl-region-body'>
Any ideas?
Regards
-
Avik
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