aloksurati wrote:
> Hi
> Can you please submit your code.
>
> So that I can I have look into it.
You are responding to a mail correspondence dating from 2007.
Are you sure this isn't a mistake? What is your question?
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Hi
Can you please submit your code.
So that I can I have look into it.
Alok
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On 10/7/07, Bruno Lowagie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aaron Baff wrote:
> > This is where we had a slight misunderstanding. I am adding some text
> > at the bottom of each page in a PageEvent, however, I am also using
> > HeaderFooter object and calling .setFooter() on the Document object.
>
> Why
Aaron Baff wrote:
> This is where we had a slight misunderstanding. I am adding some text
> at the bottom of each page in a PageEvent, however, I am also using
> HeaderFooter object and calling .setFooter() on the Document object.
Why? HeaderFooter isn't mentioned in the book.
It's still in iText,
> You have a header and a footer. This header and
> footer is the same on every page. You add them
> with a page event and it's a piece of cake to
> find out their dimensions (Y-top and Y-bottom
> are the relevant coordinates).
This is where we had a slight misunderstanding. I am adding some text
Aaron Baff wrote:
> Anyone able to help me with this? Its really important that I get this fixed.
I had the impression the problem was solved.
Let me retry to rephrase the situation.
You have a header and a footer. This header and
footer is the same on every page. You add them
with a page event a
Anyone able to help me with this? Its really important that I get this fixed.
On 10/3/07, Aaron Baff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > That's expected behavior. Make sure your header and footer
> > remain inside the margins you defined when creating the
> > Document object.
> >
>
> Oh. I didn't r
>
> That's expected behavior. Make sure your header and footer
> remain inside the margins you defined when creating the
> Document object.
>
Oh. I didn't realize this. I have to set the margin before I set the
footer, correct? Up until now it hasn't been a problem, and when I've
tried to set the
Aaron Baff wrote:
> Bruno,
>
> I think I see what seems to be happening. With the height specified,
> MultiColumnText will only go to that height, and not go onto another
> page. The problem with using isOverflow() for me is I am iterating
> over a list of objects each of which represents a 2 colu
Bruno,
I think I see what seems to be happening. With the height specified,
MultiColumnText will only go to that height, and not go onto another
page. The problem with using isOverflow() for me is I am iterating
over a list of objects each of which represents a 2 column table. So I
do not know eas
Aaron Baff wrote:
> When I try and fix this by specifying the height
> I end up with only a single page worth of data
Have you tried the method MultiColumnText.isOverflow();
as described in the book?
br,
Bruno
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