Hi,
I am working with a project of converting a web page (html/jsp) to pdf
format.I am trying with fop.But how can i convert html /jsp to pdf using
fop.Is there any api availablr for converting html to pdf.can i directly
convert xml to pdf without giving any xslt using java coding?if method
On Fri, Aug 06, 2004 at 10:27:52AM +0530, Eldho George wrote:
Hi,
I am working with a project of converting a web page (html/jsp) to pdf
format.I am trying with fop.But how can i convert html /jsp to pdf using
fop.Is there any api availablr for converting html to pdf.can i directly
convert
Hi,
I am search for a way to correctly print on address-labels, which have
fixed sizes.
Is there a way to stop FOP from resizing a table-row, when the content
would need more height than specified?
Here is my code:
xsl:template match=address
fo:table-row height=40mm
fo:table-cell
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xsl:with-param name=col_alignment select='left'/
Jim, I tried
On Aug 6, 2004, at 10:36 AM, Nuno Lopes wrote:
Hello,
I was trying to make some PDFs of the PHP manual when I got some
problems.
The manual is written in docbook and then I have a XSL sheet. I can
generate
the manual in english, portuguese, french,... but not in russian.
When I open the file I
Alexander Lohse wrote:
I am search for a way to correctly print on address-labels, which have
fixed sizes.
Is there a way to stop FOP from resizing a table-row, when the content
would need more height than specified?
No. You have to resort to an absolutely placed block-container.
There's still
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all, how can I call a template passing in a value that will be used
as an attribute to a tag in that template, for example, something like
I'm not sure what your problem is, probably:
xsl:with-param name=col_alignment select=left/
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fo:block font-weight=bold text-align=$col_alignment
Ah, the real problem: Either use
fo:block font-weight=bold text-align={$col_alignment}
(Google for attribute value template)
or use the more verbose form (which allows for dynamic attribute
names):
fo:block
J.Pietschmann/anyone, can you point me to an example
I already have ticks around the value
I am using
xsl:with-param name=col_alignment select='left'/
but in the template definition, i use
xsl:template name=ROW_HEADER
xsl:param name=col_alignment/
fo:block
thats the ticket, thank you, i looked in my book but could not find
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