I have 2 .fo files that I'm trying to integrate into a single XSL-FO
template that I hope to use to generate a 2-page PDF file. Each .fo file
uses all absolutely positioned block containers. They are, in fact, the
output from an FO editor (XSLFast).
I tried merging the .fo files and placing a
Lien, Patrick wrote:
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I've also tried:
* Using break-after=page
* Nesting the entire contents of the 1st and second pages in a
block-container element, but that did not work either.
How can I get a 2-page PDF from my .fo files?
try creating two simple page masters, with different named header
Hi,
I am generating a graph dynamically and placing it in the PDF by
construcing the fo file with the help of the tag external-graphic.
The image is generated dynamically and the width and height varies. In the
width and height attributes, i am not able to give the exact value due to
this
Muthukumar Rajaram wrote:
I am generating a graph dynamically and placing it in the PDF by
construcing the fo file with the help of the tag external-graphic.
The image is generated dynamically and the width and height varies. In the
width and height attributes, i am not able to give the exact
Hello,
I am trying to print text from bottom to top in start region of
document. Fo snippet is like follows:
fo:static-content flow-name=xsl-region-start
fo:inline-container writing-mode=rl-bt
fo:blockSome text with writing mode set to rl-bt./fo:block
/fo:inline-container
On Mar 8, 2004, at 1:50 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Muthukumar Rajaram wrote:
I am generating a graph dynamically and placing it in the PDF by
construcing the fo file with the help of the tag external-graphic.
The image is generated dynamically and the width and height varies.
In the
width and
Clay Leeds wrote:
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The workaround for me (with regard to the 72dpi image problem) has been
to create a JPG with a resolution of 300dpi (note: large file size), and
then scale the image down if necessary. This produces high resolution
logos for placement in our FOP-rendered pages without
Tuna Vardar wrote:
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I tried following values for writing-mode property: bt-lr, bt-rl, lr-bt,
rl-bt. All of them produced similar errors like above.
Unfortunately, writing mode has not ben implemented in FOP. Neither has
reference-orientation. The only workaround is to embed some SVG, in
Chris,
On Mar 8, 2004, at 7:04 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:
Clay Leeds wrote:
snip/
The workaround for me (with regard to the 72dpi image problem) has
been to create a JPG with a resolution of 300dpi (note: large file
size), and then scale the image down if necessary. This produces high
resolution
Thanks, Chris. That did the trick.
However, since all the absolute positions of the block containers were
relative to the body region with the start and before regions set to
non-zero extents, I ended up putting all the containers/static content into
the end region, and expanding the extent of
Does anybody know how to generate check boxes in the pdf document? I have a
boolean data which I want to show as on or off checkbox just as HTML check
box.
Thanks,
Nishma
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On Mar 8, 2004, at 12:20 PM, Nishma Jain wrote:
Does anybody know how to generate check boxes in the pdf document? I
have a
boolean data which I want to show as on or off checkbox just as HTML
check
box.
Thanks,
Nishma
This has been asked before. Unfortunately, FOP (and the XSL-FO 1.0
spec)
Thanks Andreas. It helped a lot.
By the way, do you happen to know any font that supports
glyph for a checked checkbox?
Nishma
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