Hi Brad,
what you need is an integer value for the keep-together.* property.
integer value is not supported by FOP 0.95, but FOP TRUNK has a minimal
support on it.
try it, it can give you expected result.
--
Pascal
Le 25/05/2010 21:02, Brad Smith a écrit :
Hello,
I have certain elements in
Brad,
instead of using keep-together.within-column=always, try
keep-together.within-column=1. All integer values will be interpreted
by FOP with the same strength, though. Full support for integer values
is not available, yet. But at least this will allow the layout engine to
break parts greater
Hi Brad,
keep-together=always doesn't work, because it's a short for three keeps,
including keep-together.within-line, which you most likely don't want.
Keep-together.within-column is the correct way. But always is too strong. Try
keep-together.within-column=5. Numbers are not completely
Hi dear Peter,
This time you've hit the target! :-)
Thanks a lot for your help!!!
Nancy
Peter Hancock-2 wrote:
Hi Nancy,
The suggested method fails because all arguments to fop are passed as
arguments to the application, not the JVM.
You could change the fop script and add
