WG: page-number

2002-04-10 Thread Henrik Holle 
hi,

how can i count all pages in my document? i have different page-sequence
master-reference but want to something like : this document has 12 pages.

is it possible?


regards

henrik holle

Re: basic-link

2002-04-10 Thread Rodolphe VAGNER 
You should try http://forum.planetpdf.com

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Subject: RE: basic-link


Hi,

We r generating PDF files using fo. We want to provide some security
features to the PDF like non-printable, non-editable etc., when opened thru
Adobe acrobat. Can somebody help in achieving this? Can this be done thru
FOP itself or do we need to use Adobe's API? If somebody could help me out
thru Adobe API also, that would be appreciated.

Regards,
Vasantha Raju N



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Sent: Wednesday, 10 April 2002 21:21
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Subject: fo:basic-link


Hi all!

When using fo:basic-link it appears that the 'hotspot'
around the text in the PDF gets misaligned.
The more links I have in a page, the more the hotspots stray
away, making me think the error is cumulative.
(My fo consists of several page sequences, if that could be
a factor...)

Are there any problems with the implementation of
fo:basic-link? I saw earlier posts talking about this but
haven't found anything conclusive.
Anyone got any ideas?

/// Magnus

one letter words

2002-04-10 Thread Michal Kwiatek 
Hi!

Is there a way to prevent fop from breaking the line just after a one letter
word like English 'a'?
I'm really concerned about it, because in Polish we have plenty of them
('w','z', 'o', i' etc.) and it looks awful.

I tried using the 0xA0 unicode character (non-break space), but fop
misinterprets this one.

Any idea?

Thanks in advance,
Michal

z-index status

2002-04-10 Thread Jesper Thorhauge (JTH) 








Hi



I can see that z-index havent
been implemented yet...ive read other posts where people had the same
problem as me, namely converting HTML stuff (layers etc.) with z-index into
PDF. Also, if anyone can guide me into the task of implementing z-index, i
would be glad to help ..! I would hate to do some nasty workarounds in my
application, re-arranging block-containers etc. etc



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templates for tables: to generate custom tables from the generic template

2002-04-10 Thread Argyn Kuketayev 
The idea:

to have specific.xsl and generic.xsl file. 
specific.xsl has templates to convert XML into xsl:fo file using templates
from generic.xsl

example:
rowset
  row
col1bla-bla/col1
col2di-da/col2
  /row
/rowset

this will be converted into fo:table with two columns and column names
Column One and Column Two.

I want this to be done from specific.xsl by calling a template from
generic.xsl. So, the template from generic.xsl will somehow get the column
names and maybe widths. Then it will create fo:table element with cells,
headers etc.
So, to change the style of tables, like colors etc., I'll only need to
change one file generic.xsl, not every specific.xsl


Any ideas how to this in the best manner?
I see the generic.xsl with templates which have sort of call-backs to
specific.xsl.

thanx,
Argyn

RE: Tables inside of tables

2002-04-10 Thread Argyn Kuketayev 





  So 
  - the question is does anyone know if what I am doing (a 
table
  
  
  
  
  
  
  embedded in the cell of another table) is allowed 
  ? 
  
  [Argyn Kuketayev]YES

Re: Tables inside of tables

2002-04-10 Thread Ken Green 
J.,

That was it ... not quite enough cutting and pasting was done I missed
the fo:table-body on the internal table.

Thanks !

Ken

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From: J.Pietschmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 3:34 PM
Subject: Re: Tables inside of tables


 Ken Green wrote:
  I am trying to build a table as follows:
 ...
  My first thought was to do this as one main table that was 5 columns
  wide, and then add a 3-column table embedded in the final column of
  the main table:
 ...
  Unfortunately, the content of the embedded table does not appear in
  the PDF output (which FOP successfully builds).
 ...
  So - the question is does anyone know if what I am doing (a table
  embedded in the cell of another table) is allowed ?  Anything special
  I have to do ?
 
 Tables within tables are allowed. There is nothing special
 to do. However, disappearing table data is most often caused
 by a missing fo:table-body around the table rows. In this
 case, FOP ignores the data without any message. Check
 whether your inner table has a proper table body.
 
 J.Pietschmann