Alexander,
It's hard to tell, but I'm assuming that the row that contains the text There
should not be a page break now is supposed to stay on the same page as the
rows containing the texts With this line and And this line? If so, you
could accomplish this a couple of different ways. You could either use
keep-with-next.within-page=always or (keep-with-previous) on the rows that
you want to keep together, or you could wrap all related rows inside a nested
table with keep-together.within-page=always on that table.
Realize that you're currently specifying keep-together.within-page on the
individual rows, and as you can see, those rows are keeping together and not
allowing a page break in the middle. If you want a series of rows to
keep-together than you have to wrap those rows inside a parent block where
keep-together is specified on that block. Or...use keep-with-next/previous.
The approach that works the best will likely be determined by the algorithm you
use to create this FO.
Sean
From: Marx, Alexander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 4:50 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Possible to avoid page breaks between table rows with keep-together?
Hello FOP-Users,
I need some help with using keep-together correctly. I am using the latest 0.95
release.
I have attached a sample purchase order document which has a number of order
lines with different kinds of additional information. The requirement is: One
order line should be kept together on one page including all additional
information. If the order line does not fit on the same page it is supposed to
trigger a page break.
I have tried to set keep-together accordingly but if you look at the output of
the sample xml you'll find that there still is a page break within the same
order line
Can you point me in the right direction how it is possible to achieve the
intended behaviour?
Regards,
Alexander
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