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A quick response as I'm not sure I understand your question - but I
think you're saying you can process all the 'inline' style + other
attributes in an HTML document - but that you want ot be able to
implement CSS class styles in FO->PDF?
If so - that i
I regularly process tables using XSLT->FO.
This can seem more difficult than it is if you try to use XSLT as a
sequential processing tool - which is when you get your illegal
end-tag+start-tag problem.
A general approach - which would probably work in your case - is to use
the declarative nature
You should be able to export the chart from Excel as a graphic - and
then render the graphic using .
I would be surprised if there is an XML representation of an Excel chart
- and if there was you would have to reproduce the image processing to
be able to display it.
nitish kumar sinha wrote:
H
I currently use something similar to both approaches for generating
formatting attributes.
Behind both I have a file which stores the CSS class definitions in a
simple XML format
(with some name/value variations where FO attribute names / properties
are different - and some XSLT documents for c
This gives error/warning message - some content cannot fit into static area.
Increasing the size of region-before/after then makes regions work OK on
subsequent pages.
Daniel Easton wrote:
Clay,
Attached is the layout and header and footer FO code and the XSL stylesheet.
The header and footer sti
I have just tested a table inside a table header cell on a table that
overflows pages in FOP.0.20.5 - and it works fine.
(Haven't got time to try your XSL - but save the FO output and either
check or post that (as long as it's small enough))
(My usual guess when nothing appears for tables is tha
need following text and yesterday was 1st time I
encountered it.
(Can probably include the text in a final table row.)
Thanks again.
J.Pietschmann wrote:
Mike Trotman wrote:
Example FO + PDFs are at
Can't be bothered to look, but are you using footnotes? The footnote
space is actually alloc
ight be causing this or similar problems
I'd appreciate hearing about it.
Mike Trotman wrote:
I've done some further experiments and the problem described below
goes away if I don't define the footnote in the table header.
(which is not a solution as I need that footnote.)
T
and see if everything triggers it - or
just fo:block.
This is quite laborious to re-arrange - so if anyone has any similar
experiences - let me know.
(I've searched the archive but can't find anything relevant that matches
the keywords I've used for searching.)
Mike Trotman wrote:
Hi.
Hi.
This is hard to provide a short example of (but easier to describe).
Example FO + PDFs are at
http://www.datalucid.com/queries/XSLFO/text-after-table-overflow/.
(I don't necessarily expect anyone to read through the FO - the PDFs are
just to make the example clear to see.)
I have a problem w
I do a similar thing for very large PDF files.
(I save the individual .FO files for fast formatting into user selected
options for various pages.)
You may have refinements needed for you process which I miss but here is
a 'simple' solution that keeps memory overhead low as well.
The way I do thi
s the XEP origin correct (because I could be confused as to what
the 'containing area' is.
Chris Bowditch wrote:
From: Mike Trotman
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What I was looking for is - when content overflows the region (and
overflow='visible' - wh
egion-before.
(Incidentally FOP interprets 'top' for region-after to be the start of
the region.
XEP interprets 'top' for region-after to be the top of the page area.)
What I want is to place non-region-body content behind region-body.
Chris Bowditch wrote:
From: Mike Trotma
I take it all back - it now works as expected.
(I think my browser may have cached a PDF or two and given me the wrong
impression.)
Still not sure if 'text-align' and 'text-align-last' are behaving as I
expect - but both together seem to do the trick.
Mike Trotman wro
Whatever I try I can't get fo:leader to work as I want it to.
I have downloaded the latest version of fop-0.20.5.
I have read the FAQs (which claim it works well)
http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#leader-expansion
tried text-align="" for various things.
I can only get leader to behave at all
You might be able to achieve an ugly form of this by writing your text
out as SVG and scaling the SVG window - but I've had a few problems
with SVG sizing in FOP and haven't had time to sort them out yet - so
don't know if this would work at all.
It's not the sort of thing that XSL-FO can prov
looks as if the left and right
hand borders can get switched around).
So - I think I might be able to solve most of my immediate problems by using
a zero-width space or something similar.
Thanks.
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From: Mike Trotman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 June 2003 19:33
Hi.
I tried border-collapse='separate' and - while this worked OK for a simple
table
It doesn't work for tables with cells spanning rows (see attached - which
also has border-separation='1pt').
I think this could qualify as a bug.
Mike
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F
our and style then I can ignore the
rendering order problem for the moment.
I'm re-reading the border+space behaviours and precedence settings now.
Thanks again.
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From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 June 2003 20:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bo
Title: Message
I am confused about
where borders are drawn and their priority/sequence.
I thought borders
were drawn WITHIN the border rectangle - rather than centred on it's
edge.
I also thought that
borders would be non-overlapping for table-cells - if not is there a way to
achieve this
option.)
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From: Jeremias Maerki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 May 2003 17:50
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FOP - use in PIPE as command line tool.
There's nothing built-in. You would have to implement it yourself.
On 14.05.2003 18:13:35 Mike Trotman wrote:
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Is it possible to
configure FOP to read standard input for it's FO source?
I want to use it at
the end of a pipe (as my intermediate XML documents are getting very large)
but can't see any
options to do this - and I'm not very familiar with Java so haven't looked at
the so
graphics (no text) don't work.
Mike Trotman wrote:
> I am using FOP to produce PDF output. I need to produce a graphic
> which is a link to a web page. The external link feature works fine if
> the content is text - but if it is only a graphic then I can't find
> the l
text seems to get the link.
Anyone else
encountered this or knows a fix?
Mike
Trotman
Datalucid Limited
nce of the attributes and if they reformat the context element but
as a general approach it is pretty flexible and nice and modular /
re-useable and can also provide CSS stylesheets so I get HTML looking same
as PDF.
Mike Trotman
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