Don't know the HTML thead/tbody/tfoot elements can hold down on a single
page. The CSS command page-break-before:always and
page-break-after:always should play the trick on a XML sensible browser
like IE or Opera. For example, you can have a look at this page:
http://www.codeave.com/css/code.a
J J wrote:
Is there a good way in PHP to determine page breaks
for long reports and printing? I'd like to be able to
best determine where pages should begin and end and
reprint things like table/page headers and footers on
each page so the reports print nicely.
Just use HTML thead/tfoot elemen
J J --
1) This has nothing to do with BTML. Please don't hijack threads; next
time you want to talk about a completely fresh topic start a completely
fresh message.
...and then J J said...
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% Is there a good way in PHP to determine page breaks
There isn't, really, because it up to the local b
Is there a good way in PHP to determine page breaks
for long reports and printing? I'd like to be able to
best determine where pages should begin and end and
reprint things like table/page headers and footers on
each page so the reports print nicely.
I'd like to avoid having to output to PDF or W
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