Hi,
First, there is a weird d element in your last table. I'm no XHTML expert
but it is not HTML AFAIK.
Second, some of the tr are missing td elements. A tr needs a td (at
least, in HTML it does)
so my guess is that your XHTML is not valid HTML. Any xsl that converts
valid HTML to say, fo will give
errors or at least not the desired result..
HTH,
Michiel
$ -Original Message-
$ From: rajeev nair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
$ Sent: woensdag 11 juli 2001 14:15
$ To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
$ Subject: XHTML to PDF using FOP
$
$
$ HELLO,
$ can anybody help me to convert my XHTMLinto pdf.
$ the XHTML I'M GIVING BELOW.if I avoid all the anchor
$ tags(a)tags and table tags and make it pure xsl data
$ file then i'm easily able to write xslfo file for this
$ and it is making good pdf.
$ But for the given Xhtml file how i write xslfo.My real
$ confusion is where there is table,tr,td tags and also
$ anchor tags.
$ Can anyone help me.
$
$ ?xml version=1.0?
$ html
$ head
$ link rel=stylesheet href=test2.css
$ type=text/x-oeb1-css/
$ /head
$ body
$ a name=toc
$ toc
$ table
$ tr
$ td align=left
$ h2
$
$ bContent/b
$ /h2
$ /td
$ /tr
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chapTitle Image/a
$ /tr
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap0Page1/a
$ /tr
$
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap1Page2/a
$ /tr
$
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap2Page3/a
$ /tr
$
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap3Page4/a
$ /tr
$
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap4Page5/a
$ /tr
$
$ tr
$ a
$ href=#chap5Page6/a
$ /tr
$
$ /table
$ /toc
$ /a
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ a name=chap
$ chap
$ table border=25
$ img src=part1.gif/
$ /table
$ /chap
$ /a
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ br/
$ a name=chap0
$ chap0
$ book3.Click the
$ sheet-tab Score to bring
$ the worksheet Score to front. Now let us select the
$ range B4:E7 (figure 10.26 shows the data to be
$ copied). Click the cell B4, press the Shift key (and
$ hold it down), click the cell E7, release the Shift
$ key. Now the range B4:E7 is successfully
$ selected./book
$ book4.Choose Edit
$ Copy (or click the Copy
$ tool) and the data in the range gets copied to the
$ clipboard. Also a running, dotted rectangle (also
$ called marching ants, marquis, or moving boundary)
$ appears around the selected range. These marching ants
$ indicate that Paste tool (and command Paste in the
$ Edit-menu) is enabled. Paste tool remains enabled as
$ long as marching ants are present. In order to remove
$ these marching ants simply strike the Esc key. /book
$ book5.We want to
$ paste this data in the Sheet2
$ of Sales Data.xls therefore, choose Window Sales Data
$ (or click the Sales Data icon on the taskbar) in order
$ to make the workbook Sales Data to be current one.
$ Then click the sheet-tab Sheet2 to bring the worksheet
$ Sheet2 to the front. /book
$ book6.Click
