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Ok, As you requested I will try to explain the problem instead of sending code example. I want to provide a Header for my PDF Document, which shows information about filters applied to obtain the report results. Because filters depends on user selection the number of filters could vary and so the length of the header will vary acording to the number of filters the user selects. According to documentation a read, the top margin should be defined according to the size of the header. The question is: How can I calculate the top margin when the header height has variable length? Hope this is clear enough. Thank you in advance. Daniel |
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