Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

J.Pietschmann wrote: How? Karen is about table header/footer, not static content. As described in another mail today... Do you mean http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=103260578416087&w=2? Surely markers can help here, but it's only when continued label may be placed in static content,

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

J.Pietschmann wrote: Karen Lease wrote: A while back, if I remember correctly, someone was looking for and perhaps going to write an extension to write continued labels in table headers. Ie, when the table continues, to add text like "(continued)" or whatever in the header (and

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

Oleg Tkachenko wrote: How? Karen is about table header/footer, not static content. As described in another mail today... I'd like to encapsulate both cases under one root, to keep things together, e.g.: Well, that's something to consider. And that's allowed only in table header/footer conten

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

J.Pietschmann wrote: Well, the functionality can be nearly emulated with standard XSLFO, even though it is somewhat messy, and perhaps some unwanted space appears. How? Karen is about table header/footer, not static content. A more generalized functionality would be FO which are conditionally

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

Karen Lease wrote: A while back, if I remember correctly, someone was looking for and perhaps going to write an extension to write continued labels in table headers. Ie, when the table continues, to add text like "(continued)" or whatever in the header (and/or footer). Apparently

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

d. -Karen Oleg Tkachenko wrote: Karen Lease wrote: A while back, if I remember correctly, someone was looking for and perhaps going to write an extension to write continued labels in table headers. Ie, when the table continues, to add text like "(continued)" or whatever in the header (a

Re: Extension to write continued label in table headers

Karen Lease wrote: A while back, if I remember correctly, someone was looking for and perhaps going to write an extension to write continued labels in table headers. Ie, when the table continues, to add text like "(continued)" or whatever in the header (and/or footer). Just yeste

Extension to write continued label in table headers

A while back, if I remember correctly, someone was looking for and perhaps going to write an extension to write continued labels in table headers. Ie, when the table continues, to add text like "(continued)" or whatever in the header (and/or footer). Apparently this never made i

Re: Table Headers

> I need a table header. However, the data for my table header is > dynamic, and can change during the course of a rendition. Hi Kunal, I think that each time you want to change the header you should finish your current table and start a new one. You should be able to make the two tables appe

Table Headers

Title: Table Headers Hello all - I have a Table with all my data (a bunch of different type of rows). I basically need a table header, as you have defined in the mailing lists. However, the data for my table header is dynamic, and can change during the course of a rendition. SO for example

Re: Infinately repeating table headers (RE: Concurrency problem? Som ething else?)

lem of how the code handles the layout. The re-design should handle this much better, so in a way there are people working on this. You are welcome to help out. For example you can help with how it should handle table headers, table footers that are too large for a page, or if you want there are plent

Infinately repeating table headers (RE: Concurrency problem? Something else?)

Title: Infinately repeating table headers (RE: Concurrency problem? Something else?) Hello all! About a week ago we experienced a mysterious problem with FOP generating an absurd number of pages and exhausting our memory supply, the whole 1.5 gig!  We weren't initally able to reproduc