----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 9:57
AM
Subject: RE: putting an svg element into
an fo document
You have shown what you expect to appear in the XSL-FO
document, but not what actually does appear there. Consequently, it's hard to
say where you are going wrong. With what information you have supplied, the
second construction (the one using "copy-of") appears to be the correct
one.
Show what you actually get in the XSL-FO document at the point
where you have
<xsl:copy-of
select="Report/TrackT1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Left
Front']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1']/svg"/> in the stylesheet and perhaps we can
help.
If that's where the problem is, you would be better off on the
XSL list.
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Charles Knell
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-----Original
Message-----
From: Tracey Zellmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Mon, 20
Feb 2006 08:32:18 -0500
To:
<fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org>
Subject: putting an svg
element into an fo document
My problem may overlap FOP, XSLT, SVG and
XPATH, but I would like to start here, because I am basically having a problem
creating a PDF using FOP. If anyone thinks I should better ask another forum,
please point me in that direction.
I have an xml document that contains
a number of svg elements. I am trying to use an XSLT stylesheet to put them
into an fo document, which I then feed through FOP to create a PDF. I have
control over the structure of everything.
The xml document is of this
form
<Report>
<TrackT1>
<Position
position="Left
Front">
<MCHistogram
id="1">
<svg...
many <g>
elements
</svg>
and so
forth...
As an example, I am trying to get the above svg element, in
its entirety, with tags, into an fo document that looks like
this:
<fo:block>
<fo:instream-foreign-object
content-width="6in">
<svg...
</svg>
</fo:instream-foreign-object>
<fo:block>
If I manually paste the svg element in, the resulting
PDF looks exactly how I want it to look.
I have been trying to do this
programmatically with XSLT, without success, and I would appreciate any help
or advice.
I have tried
<xsl:value-of
select="Report/TrackT1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Left
Front']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1']/svg"/>
also
<xsl:copy-of select="Report/TrackT1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Left
Front']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1']/svg"/>
Neither approach is
successful.
I have tried many other combinations and permutations,
without any real success. What would be a proper way of getting such an svg
element into my report?
ÿþ
My problem may overlap FOP, XSLT, SVG and XPATH,
but I would like to start here, because I am basically having a problem
creating a PDF using FOP. If anyone thinks I should better ask another forum,
please point me in that direction.
I have an xml document that contains a number of
svg elements. I am trying to use an XSLT stylesheet to put them into an fo
document, which I then feed through FOP to create a PDF. I have control over
the structure of everything.
The xml document is of this form
<Report>
<TrackT1>
<Position position="Left Front">
<MCHistogram id="1">
<svg...
many <g>
elements
</svg>
and so
forth...
As an example, I am trying to get the
above svg element, in its entirety, with tags, into an fo document that looks
like this:
<fo:block>
<fo:instream-foreign-object content-width="6in">
<svg...
</svg>
</fo:instream-foreign-object>
<fo:block>
If I manually paste the svg element in, the
resulting PDF looks exactly how I want it to look.
I have been trying to do this programmatically
with XSLT, without success, and I would appreciate any help or
advice.
I have tried
<xsl:value-of select="Report/TrackT1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Left
Front']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1']/svg"/>
also
<xsl:copy-of select="Report/TrackT1/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Left
Front']/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1']/svg"/>
Neither approach is successful.
I have tried many other combinations and
permutations, without any real success. What would be a proper way of getting
such an svg element into my report?
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