Hi Paul,
1. Try putting your margin-top in your fo:simple-page-master
2. afaik markers aren't supported yet.
3. try using something like:
fo:block line-height=3pt
fo:leader leader-pattern=rule leader-length=150mm
rule-thickness=1pt color=#99/
/fo:block
4. I had to
you might also try something like:
xsl:template
match="[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
!-- do your operation here
--
/xsl:template
the brackets "perform" the test. the "|" serves as
logical OR,
but to make sure your XML definitly contains the
node with
some attribute, put some
Hi Yvonne,
XSL FOain't no wordprocessing application, as
you might guess already.
It is for block-oriented layout definitions
targeted at formatters like FOP.
If you need something aligned, you must basically
put it in a fo:block structure
and assign attributes like text-align="left",
at
the moment I am using tables without borders as a work-around for
tabulators.
The
problem is toorder numbers with different decimal places among each
other. Like
12.57
5.4
67.
Is
it possible align them?
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----Von: Markus Wiese
Try the appropriate Unicode Escape Sequence. Something like #x00A3; might
help.
At least it works for the Euro Sign (#x20AC;) for me.
markus
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Von: Ian Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: Mittwoch, 29. Mai 2002 13:14
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Hi Ismaeil,
I think Bhawana suggested: DB-JDBC-XML-XSL-FO-FOP-PDF,
this includes the additional xml document representation, but puts the
XSL:FO instructions outside your java, which would by bypassed
by java generated FO documents (your below mentioned construction)
It probably boils down to an
Hi Elmar,
consider doing it like this:
@java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -IN myXML.xml -XSL myXSL.xsl -OUT
myFO.fo -PARAM UserName Elmar Schalück
@java org.apache.fop.apps.Fop myFO.fo myPDF.pdf
markus
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: Re: Can I submit XSLT properties to FOP?
Hi Markus,
How could i do the same thing with embedded FOP ?
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From: Markus Wiese [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: Can I submit XSLT properties to FOP?
Hi Elmar
Patrick,
don't be silly ;-). In my opinion XML via XSL FO to PDF is _the_
missing link between databases and printable documents. Of course
it's the transformation that matters, but without actual implementation
like the FO namespace you don't get far.
markus
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Hi,
don't know about S.O Unix (are you talking about SCO?), but if you have
problems
with pathnames, try putting your true-type font, your userconfig.xml and
everything,
where your xml/xsl/fo resides and drop the pathnames at all.
markus
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Von: Carlos Daniel
You're right,
fo:page-sequence-master
master-name="basic"is just
named and
later on referenced
by
fo:page-sequencemaster-reference="basic"
will do the trick
thanks a lot
markus
Hi,
can somebody provide the structure for a simple alternating page layout
(odd/even)? My previous working example broke with 0.20.3, could be halfway
fixed, but doesn't alternate anymore, because I am only able to reference
simple-page-master's in page-sequence, and not page-sequence-master's,
Hi,
example given, should result in an alternating odd/even layout by
referencing the page-sequence-master with the master-reference=basic but
fo:page-sequence master-reference=basic will show:
[INFO]: FOP 0.20.3
[INFO]: building formatting object tree
[ERROR]: 'master-reference' for
Hello,
I guess this must be a no-brainer for at least somebody.
I even got embedded thai-letters rendered to pdf, but cannot
get a single euro sign to appear. I inconporated any ttf-font
showing the sign, I can think of, but to no avail.
Is using #x80; promising at all? Or do I have to embed
SVG
Bingo!
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Von: Jeremias Maerki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: Donnerstag, 18. April 2002 13:07
Betreff: Re: euro-sign not working
We're talking Unicode here, not Windows Encoding. Try #x20AC;
This works in
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