I have a 3 cells in a row in a table.
I wish to draw a line at the bottom of the row.
I tried
but it didn't work.
Is it a FO normal behaviour?
If i i use ,
it is okay.
But if one of my cell is empty, the bottom-line is REALLY misplaced.
Using the attribute 'empty-cells="show"' at the declaration o
I want to have a background color in a cell of my table.
I used the background-color attribute this way:
P
I try to transform this XML file
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format";>
Foo
into a PDF.
I use this command line:
java -cp /opt/COCOON/WEB-INF/lib/batik-libs.jar:
/opt/COCOON/WEB-INF/lib/xerces-1.4.4.jar:
/opt/COCOON/WEB-INF/lib/avalon-framework-4.0.jar:
/opt/CO
I have a table that is displayed at the end of a page.
The table is a bit tall, so it is separated into two parts: one
at the end of the current page, and the other at the beginning of the
next page.
Is there a way to prevent FOP from cutting a table into pieces?
I tried to include the table into
Skladov, Victor wrote:
You can use the property . Then your table will
always appear on a new page.
But if your table is longer than a page height, it will be continued on
a new page automatically.
Try to reduce the properties such as font-size, row-height, padding to
place your table on one page.
Skladov, Victor wrote:
page-height=28mm? Have never seen before ...
It seems like you'd like to use A4Landscape format (width=297mm). Then
the page-height is 210mm.Try to use cm instead of mm.
I missed my cut/paste. That's why :-)
This was to make a testcase for a bug report I made a few minuts
Sam Prokop wrote:
you can use keep-with-next and previous within the table-row tag, this
works fine, as long as the table fits into one page.
In my example, it is much more tricky.
My table is inside a cell in a table-row.
SO if this row is too low in the page, and the inner table a bit big, then
t
Is it possible to have when you are using a table header, a variable
that tells how many times this header has already been
duplicated, because of page break.
Si you can have a header that displays on the first page:
Table important
and on the second page:
Table important (2)
and on the third page
Chuck Paussa wrote:
Olivier,
The quick answer is "No. But there are people wanting to write an
extension function to do this."
What you can do is return the page number that the table sits on
within the page sequence in which the table sits. So, if you can do
without page numbers on your output
I have a table with two cells per row.
The first cell is for text (rather big), and the second row is for a table.
This table has three columns, each with both borders black and solid.
But this table is small and the end of the table corresponds to
(something like) the
half of the text.
My proble
Well, for Ascii art, Vim is probably better :-)
Rendered by FOP:
--
The text |A1 |1| |
big | |2| * |
big |-|-|---|
big | A2 | 1 |* |
big | | 2 |** |
big |--
Ian Taylor wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for the basic question, I am creating PDF forms which are
dynamically populated using Java and this works fine. However it is
also required that these forms can be printed without the data from
the Java. When I do this, if there are any rows with all blank cells,
I do not know the proprietary tools.
What can I say to you that will convice you?
The power of standards and open-source.
Standards allows interoperability. You do not need to buy
the specs of any closed-source format in order to make a bridge to
(let's say) PDF or RTF :-)
Force of the open-sourc
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