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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From: Matthew Lancashire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
to get the link.
Anyone else
encountered this or knows a fix?
Mike
Trotman
Datalucid Limited
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 link.
What FOP version are you using? There has been
Title: Message
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
Title: Message
I am confused about
where borders are drawn and their priority/sequence.
I thought borders
were drawnWITHIN 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?
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: Border confusion
Mike Trotman wrote:
I
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
-Original Message-
From: Mike Trotman [mailto
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
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
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
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 wrote:
Whatever I try I
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 Trotman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What determines the relative z-index layering of content in
xsl
name='PAGEWID_CM' select='29'/
10 xsl:include href='dl_dotags.xsl'/
11 !-- --
12 !-- XSLT for DLXML - Author: Mike Trotman - 03/10/2002 --
13 !-- --
14 xsl:template match
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
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.
This is hard to provide
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.)
This is hard to provide a short
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 allocated twice
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
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
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
You should be able to export the chart from Excel as a graphic - and
then render the graphic using fo:external-graphic.
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
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
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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
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