There is a parameter in sitemap use-browser-capabilities-db
does any one know how to use this parameter?
The documentation tells about some browser capability database
but where is it in the filesystem?
with best wishes
Alexander Kachanov
...and what must i do to:
* display it in the browser (eg. MSIE)
* sent it so that the browser would save it as an file
* sent it as an eMail (eg as an attachment)
at the moment i use cocoon 1.8.2 but i think about to change to cocoon2
cu,
Christian
Hi to all!
The question is: is it possible to produce multi - page tables with FO?
Our tables take 1 to 5 pages.
Are there any good examples?
Can anybody point me in the right direction?
Regards and best wishes,
Viktor
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Hi Victor,
The question is: is it possible to produce multi - page tables with FO?
Yes.
Our tables take 1 to 5 pages.
Are there any good examples?
Just let the table flow ... ;)
CU
Harald
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Please check that your
Yes, that is possible. We did it with cocoon and the recent FOP-Releases
(although our tables usually do not span more than two pages). The Table
header is automatically repeated on every page, works quite well.
The reference we used is
http://www.ibiblio.org/xml/books/bible2/chapters/ch18.html
There are any information about this in the source code of the xslt
transformer.
Alex Kachanov wrote:
There is a parameter in sitemap use-browser-capabilities-db
does any one know how to use this parameter?
The documentation tells about some browser capability database
but where is it in
Thanks, Harald!
I'd like the table head to appear on every page (column headers).
Apart from that, the table width varys always - one can have 1 column,
the other - 30.
As the tables are being produced on the fly, I never know how wide
they will be.
Can it be automatically adapted?
Regards,
...and what must i do to:
* display it in the browser (eg. MSIE)
* sent it so that the browser would save it as an file
* sent it as an eMail (eg as an attachment)
at the moment i use cocoon 1.8.2 but i think about to change to cocoon2
cu,
Christian
1. Use a stylesheet and an html serializer
2. Don't use a stylesheet und use the xml serializer with a content-type of
application/occet-stream (or something like that)
3. Write your own action
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hi ,friends
I've install cocoon suceessful and tomcat can start the cocoon
but internal error is still here as following:
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From: Jörn Heid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
1. Use a stylesheet and an html serializer
2. Don't use a stylesheet und use the xml serializer with a
content-type of
application/occet-stream (or something like that)
3. Write your own action
At the moment - he can't, if you read the message
Hi Victor,
first:
I think this is a question for the FO-list ;)
Column headers:
AFAIR the table(!!!) header is automatically transfered to a new page.
If you define the column names within the tableheader they are used on
every new page. ... *think* .. yup (currently I'm in XSLT-mode ;) )
This information is not enough to understand how it works for a non-Java guru guy
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From: Bartomeu Adrover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: use-browser-capabilities-db
There are any information about this in the source code of the xslt
That's right. But he should ;) And he thinks about it...
Back to the original message (to Christian): If it's possible for you, use
C2.
If you do have questions about it - feel free to contact me directly.
JOERN
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