Problems using fo:basic-link

2002-03-08 Thread Roland

Hello,
I'm using fo:basic-link
to point to a webpage. Now, when I convert it to a PDF document I see the 
following problem:
  fo:basic-link external-destination=www.google.com 
indicate-destination=true font-style=normal color=blue 
font-size=8ptClick here to search the web/fo:basic-link

When I put the mouse over the text that has the link attached to(Click 
here to search the web). The mouse pointer doesn't change. It only changes 
when I move it a little ABOVE the linked text. After it changed to a little 
finger I can click it and it will open the webpage. I also notice that when 
I click, a little box over the text turns black. The size of the box is 
always the size of the word that is below it. You have to try this out 
urself to see what I mean. I will try to describe it here:

[X]
Click here to search the web

So the mouse only changes when I point it above the text. If I'm over the 
word search the marked area([X]) will turn black temporarily. The 
area that turns black always is the size of the underlying word.
What is going on here? It seems that Fop is having a problem with the 
referenced area? The link sensitive area seems to be displaced in relation 
to the corresponding text.
Is this a bug?
I'm using fop-0.20.2.
Has this been fixed in fop-0.20.3 ?

Thanks for any help,
Roland


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RE: Problems using fo:basic-link

2002-03-08 Thread Dunning, John

There was a post on this a while back; I can't remember all the specifics,
but it appears that borders and/or padding was adding up.  When I changed my
'padding-after=5mm' to 'space-after=5mm', the problem disappeared.

HTH,
John

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Hello,
I'm using fo:basic-link
to point to a webpage. Now, when I convert it to a PDF document I see the 
following problem:
  fo:basic-link external-destination=www.google.com 
indicate-destination=true font-style=normal color=blue 
font-size=8ptClick here to search the web/fo:basic-link

When I put the mouse over the text that has the link attached to(Click 
here to search the web). The mouse pointer doesn't change. It only changes 
when I move it a little ABOVE the linked text. After it changed to a little 
finger I can click it and it will open the webpage. I also notice that when 
I click, a little box over the text turns black. The size of the box is 
always the size of the word that is below it. You have to try this out 
urself to see what I mean. I will try to describe it here:

[X]
Click here to search the web

So the mouse only changes when I point it above the text. If I'm over the 
word search the marked area([X]) will turn black temporarily. The 
area that turns black always is the size of the underlying word.
What is going on here? It seems that Fop is having a problem with the 
referenced area? The link sensitive area seems to be displaced in relation 
to the corresponding text.
Is this a bug?
I'm using fop-0.20.2.
Has this been fixed in fop-0.20.3 ?

Thanks for any help,
Roland


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Re: Problems using fo:basic-link

2002-03-08 Thread David B. Bitton



I'm using


fo:basic-link 
external-destination="url(http://www.bankone.com/)" color="#C0" 
text-decoration="underline"BankOne/fo:basic-link
and all I'm getting is a blue underlined word, and not a 
link. This was working when I was using XEP from RenderX. I'm using 
0.20.3.
Also, I setup FOP as a WebService (Apache SOAP). Let me 
know what is the correct forum to post the code. It runs on either Linux 
or MS for the server part, and my client is MS.

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- Original Message - 
From: "Dunning, John" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 1:26 PM
Subject: RE: Problems using 
fo:basic-link
 There was a post on this a 
while back; I can't remember all the specifics, but it appears that 
borders and/or padding was adding up. When I changed my 
'padding-after="5mm"' to 'space-after="5mm"', the problem disappeared. 
 HTH, John  -Original Message- 
From: Roland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 08, 
2002 1:08 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Problems 
using fo:basic-link   Hello, I'm using 
fo:basic-link to point to a webpage. Now, when I convert it to a PDF 
document I see the  following problem:  fo:basic-link 
external-destination="www.google.com"  
indicate-destination="true" font-style="normal" color="blue"  
font-size="8pt"Click here to search the web/fo:basic-link 
 When I put the mouse over the text that has the link attached to("Click 
 here to search the web"). The mouse pointer doesn't change. It only 
changes  when I move it a little ABOVE the linked text. After it changed 
to a little  finger I can click it and it will open the webpage. I also 
notice that when  I click, a little box over the text turns black. The 
size of the box is  always the size of the word that is below it. You 
have to try this out  urself to see what I mean. I will try to describe 
it here:  
 
[X] Click here to search the web  So the mouse only 
changes when I point it above the text. If I'm over the  word "search" 
the marked area([X]) will turn black temporarily. The  area that 
turns black always is the size of the underlying word. What is going on 
here? It seems that Fop is having a problem with the  referenced area? 
The link sensitive area seems to be displaced in relation  to the 
corresponding text. Is this a bug? I'm using fop-0.20.2. 
Has this been fixed in fop-0.20.3 ?  Thanks for any 
help, Roland   
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