Re: xsl-region-before flow control

2003-03-13 Thread Jochen . Maes

Hi thx for replying,

yes i did look @ that...
But i wanted to avoid that, i hoped there is another way to do it.

How idi i solve it? first time i had an empty xsl:variable, and then i
printed something, just after the print i filled the variable with
something and if it isn't empty it isn't printed anymore...
that is how i did it, but it isn't always possible to do it (because of the
variable's scope)

thx anyway...

Jochen Maes
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed
to
 put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
 with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
 programming.

 So without having to define a new page-sequence, is there a way to find
out
 if it's the first page or not?

I have no idea what you mean by solved this with a variable.
Did you look at the FAQ?
  http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#fo_first_page_header

Oh, *big* thanks to Victor for stable, meaningful FAQ anchors!!!

J.Pietschmann



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Re: xsl-region-before flow control

2003-03-13 Thread J.Pietschmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But i wanted to avoid that, i hoped there is another way to do it.
Why? It's the way things are supposed to be done.
How idi i solve it? first time i had an empty xsl:variable, and then i
printed something, just after the print i filled the variable with
something and if it isn't empty it isn't printed anymore...
that is how i did it, but it isn't always possible to do it (because of the
variable's scope)
I don't understand, except that you appear to seriously confuse
XSLT and XSLFO. Did you work through a good book?
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xsl-region-before flow control

2003-03-12 Thread Jochen . Maes
Hi all,

I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.

So without having to define a new page-sequence, is there a way to find out
if it's the first page or not?
Remember i'm still using 0.20.3 -- upgrade to 0.20.5 will be for around
may (i don't have the time now)

thank you all...


Jochen Maes
ICT Development


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Re: xsl-region-before flow control

2003-03-12 Thread J.Pietschmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been using FOP for more then a year and a half. Till now i needed to
put something on the first page but not on the others, and i solved this
with a variable. But as you all might know it's not really clean
programming.
So without having to define a new page-sequence, is there a way to find out
if it's the first page or not?
I have no idea what you mean by solved this with a variable.
Did you look at the FAQ?
 http://xml.apache.org/fop/faq.html#fo_first_page_header
Oh, *big* thanks to Victor for stable, meaningful FAQ anchors!!!
J.Pietschmann

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