https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=126833
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I was able to duplicate in the following environments using the steps provided
by Mikhail:
Windows 10 Pro (64-bit)
16GB RAM
Apache Open Office 4.2.0 (build 9800)
Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon 64-bit
4GB RAM
Apache Open Office 4.2.0 (build 9800)
Test 1:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Set the row height of the table to 9.19"
4. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
5. Set the border width to 2px
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x30)
7. Select all of the inner table (CTRL+A while the cursor is in the inner
table)
8. Set the border width to 2px
9. Repeat steps 6-8 to create additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the
original table
10. Save the docuemnt
11. Close the document
12. Open the saved document
Result: Pages 2 and 3 appear to be gone. The table on the first page has some
extra border on the bottom most row. Deleting rows does not restore the page,
but does make cells which should have been on the second and third pages appear
on the first page.
Test 2:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
5. Set the border width to 2px
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x30)
7. Select all of the inner table (CTRL+A while the cursor is in the inner
table)
8. Set the border width to 2px
9. Repeat steps 6-8 to create additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the
original table
10. Save the docuemnt
11. Close the document
12. Open the saved document
Result: Same as above
Test 3:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
5. Set the border width to 4px
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x28)
7. Select all of the inner table (CTRL+A while the cursor is in the inner
table)
8. Set the border width to 4px
9. Repeat steps 6-8 to create additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the
original table
10. Save the docuemnt
11. Close the document
12. Open the saved document
Result: Same as above
Test 4:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
5. Set the border width to 2px
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x31)
7. Select all of the inner table (CTRL+A while the cursor is in the inner
table)
8. Set the border width to 2px
9. Delete a row
10. Repeat steps 6-8 making tables with 30 rows instead of 31 to create
additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the original table
11. Save the docuemnt
12. Close the document
13. Open the saved document
Result: Same as above
Test 5:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
5. Set the border width to 2px
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x29)
7. Select all of the inner table (CTRL+A while the cursor is in the inner
table)
8. Set the border width to 2px
9. Add an additional row to the inner table (this should force the outer table
onto an additional page
10. Repeat steps 6-9 to create additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the
original table
11. Save the docuemnt
12. Close the document
13. Open the saved document
Result: The page displays as expected. All three pages show their tables and
all content.
Test 6:
1. Create a new Write document
2. Create a new table (2x2)
3. Select the entire table (CTRL+A)
6. While inside the first cell, create a new table (2x35) (this should fill the
first page with the final row of the inner table showing up on a new page)
7. Repeat step 6to create additional tables on pages 2 and 3 inside the
original table
11. Save the docuemnt
12. Close the document
13. Open the saved document
Result: The page displays as expected. All three pages show their tables and
all content.
Observations:
It appears that creating an inner table with exactly enough rows to completely
fill a page is the issue here. The key points are:
1. The inner form has to completely fill the page ON CREATION. Adding or
deleting rows to fulfill that condition doesn't cause an issue.
2. Upon opening the saved table, visual queues on the first page (the double
border) indicate that there's a display issue at play here and not that the
data has actually been lost. This is confirmed when you delete a row on the
first inner table and can start to see the data from the second inner table
showing up
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