On 26/02/2012 16:01, Rob Sargent wrote:
Hi Rob,
OK, you've convinced me that you cannot do what you're hoping to
accomplish in apache FOP. You cannot have a zero-sized flow on a page
far as I know and that's what you would need to get the address only
on those pages (in some static region).
Chris,
This is interesting and I may even join those dare-devils out on the
edge (I currently have a layout which should have been all
region-before, but had to include some region-body to keep fop happy.
So I may revisit this, but in truth I don't follow the reference a
region part.)
But
On 27/02/2012 15:37, Rob Sargent wrote:
Chris,
Hi Rob,
This is interesting and I may even join those dare-devils out on the
edge (I currently have a layout which should have been all
region-before, but had to include some region-body to keep fop
happy. So I may revisit this, but in truth
And I am thankful for the correction. Honest. Now I have to steel
myself to venture out to the trunk.
On 02/27/2012 09:45 AM, Chris Bowditch wrote:
On 27/02/2012 15:37, Rob Sargent wrote:
Chris,
Hi Rob,
This is interesting and I may even join those dare-devils out on the
edge (I
Rob thank you for all your replies. The suggestion with iText, if I understood
correctly, assumes that the front page of every 7th sheet will contain only the
address. So, I could insert the address pages. But in reality, the address is
only a horizontal area of the page. Above and below that
Well you're slowly spilling the beans here Alexios :)
What you need is a region-body with a hole in it. Good luck with that!
If by some miracle your lines can be found in a for-each AND you get the
same number of data lines per page you stand a chance at having an xsl
solution: xsl:if
mod(position(), $correct-count) = 0 of course!
On 02/26/2012 02:46 PM, Alexios Giotis wrote:
Rob thank you for all your replies. The suggestion with iText, if I understood
correctly, assumes that the front page of every 7th sheet will contain only the
address. So, I could insert the address
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To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Different Page Layout every xx document sheet
Rob thank you for all your replies. The suggestion with iText, if I understood
correctly, assumes that the front page of every 7th sheet will contain only the
address. So, I could insert
The number of groups of seven is not known in advance, it depends on the
input data but the total number of pages will be less than 100. The use case is
like this:
We are printing statements (transactional data) and each statement has a
different number of pages depending on the customer. Each
OK, you've convinced me that you cannot do what you're hoping to
accomplish in apache FOP. You cannot have a zero-sized flow on a page
far as I know and that's what you would need to get the address only on
those pages (in some static region).
This is not the trick I hinted at but might be a
Note: the seven_plus_pages page-sequence-master is there by mistake
(and does nothing)...
On 2/26/12 11:58 PM, Luis Bernardo wrote:
Well, if you know the number of pages is less than 100 and want an
ugly suggestion, then the attached one works...
On 2/26/12 12:06 PM, Alexios Giotis
Re-reading (and quite likely stilll not fully inderstanding) the
repeatable-page-master reference et al, I'm inclined to agree with
Luis. If you know how many groups of seven you will be making, I can
give you a suggestion from something that is working for me. It amounts
to making as many
I am afraid that this layout is not possible with the current FOP but I
think it should be possible with a fully compliant implementation of FO,
at least the way I understand it. In any case, I would like to be proven
wrong...
The issue is with the first page of every 7th sheet. Maybe it
OK, then I believe you can define each needed simple-page-master: first,
second-sixth, seventh and make a page-sequence-master with a
repeatable-page-master-alternative with a reference to each of the seven
pages in the sequence. Not sure if the 2-6 can be in a
Hello!
We have to create a pdf document and each page will have a different layout
as follows:
* The first page has its own layout.
* The second page has its own layout and this is where a big table starts.
* Every 7th sheet (page num 13, 25, 37, 49, 61, etc.), the page has its own
layout.
Will you be addressing the static regions of the seventh pages
differently from one another. In other words does e.g. region-before or
page 13 get the same content as region-before on page 25?
On 02/22/2012 08:20 AM, Maria Manta wrote:
Hello!
We have to create a pdf document and each page
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