Ampersands aren't displayed properly

I've got special characters embedded within my xml (amp;) and for some reason FOP doesn't display them properly. Since XML requires the ampersand character to be storred as amp; I use the 'disable-output-escaping' attribute of the xsl:value-of element but it still doesn't working properly.

Determine Pagebreaks?

Is there anyway in fop 0.20.5 to determine when a page break has occured? For example, I need to be able to redisplay a document section heading (e.g. 'Section 2 Continued...') when the section is spread over multiple pages. Thanks. Devon Devon Readman Programmer Analyst Business Solutions

RE: Footnotes on the following page

on the following page Readman, Devon wrote: My footnotes always appear on the following page where the footnote reference is inserted in the pdf document. Has anyone seen this before? Can you provide a little more information please. What version of FOP are you using? And a small snippet of your FO would

Embedded Carriage Returns Ignored

I have carriage returns that show up within my xml source but when that text block gets tranformed to pdf through fop they are removed --- So: i)point one ii)point two Becomes: i)point one ii)point two Is there an attribute/tag that tells fop NOT to ignore these carriage returns and allow them

Footnotes on the following page

My footnotes always appear on the following page where the footnote reference is inserted in the pdf document. Has anyone seen this before? Thanks. Devon P.S. Thanks for the tip on how to preserve carriage returns --works perfect!

RE: Way to determine new page?

To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Way to determine new page? Readman, Devon wrote: Using footnote would work except I already use the xsl-region-after for a static page footer. I can live without footnotes but I need the xsl-region-after area. Footnotes don't have anything to do with the xsl

Way to determine new page?

Hi All, Has anyone found a way to determine when (similar to an event) a new page is being 'written' when creating a document using fop 0.20.5? I need to output a paragraph of text (0 to 3900 chars) at the top of every page. I've tried using fo:marker in the fo:region-before area but this means

RE: Way to determine new page?

. Devon -Original Message- From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 3:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Way to determine new page? Readman, Devon wrote: Has anyone found a way to determine when (similar to an event) a new page is being 'written

RE: Variable headers and footers

Hi Ganesh, Look into fo:marker to set your dynamic value and fo:retrieve-marker to retrieve that 'variable' in the header below is an example of how I've used those elements to create dynamic headings. Hope this helps. Devon Add this to the region-before section of the page:

Set xsl:variable to fo:marker

Hi Everyone. I'm trying to include a text 'note' value in the dynamic running header of my pdf output. Currently, I'm using fo:marker to set the heading value when processing which is retrieved within the fo:region-before. This works fine as there are always only two lines of text so a

FOP Books?

Can anyone recommend a good FOP(oriented) book? Thanks. Devon