Hi Matt,
This is something that could be handled quite easily with an extension.
No doubt you want to use fop 0.20.2 or earlier.
You could try looking at the extension in org.apache.fop.extensions for an
example of how an extension works. Then you will want to make it actually
add an some inline
So how hard do you think it would be for a realtive FOP-newbie to write
some kind of extension?
I'm thinking of a few possible hacks:
1) Somehow implement the inverse of "table-omit-header-at-break". Then I
could specify the ' Continued' piece as the header and simply print
as the first row of
"Jim Urban" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is another thing I need to do. I have a single document which contains
> reports for multiple locations. I need to reset the page number on a
> location change. IE: Report contains 3 locations. The first location gets
> 3 pages, the second 2 page
At 09:33 PM 10/24/01 -0400, Matt Savino wrote:
>Jim, I'm doing the same thing with my report. Add a different last-page id
>block at the end of each section ( id="last-csr-page">) You'll also have to start a new
>master-page-sequence with each section and set the initial page number to 1.
I a
Anyone have any ideas? As powerful as FO is, I would think it would have
some facility for this situation.
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t any where. ANd what the heck are
widows and orphans?
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> Here is another thin
At 08:37 AM 10/24/01 -0500, Jim Urban wrote:
>Here is another thing I need to do. I have a single document which contains
>reports for multiple locations. I need to reset the page number on a
>location change. IE: Report contains 3 locations. The first location gets
>3 pages, the second 2 pag
Thanks, I kind of figured that. Still really hoping to see the page # into
var example Louis spoke of.
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Sorry. I guess I misunderstood your question.
"Jim Urban" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/23/2001 11:39:10 AM
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Lou,
Would you please see if you can find the
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I'd love to see that too. I can't figure out how you get the fo:page-number
to be a condition in your XSLT stylesheet. Does FOP understand xsl:xxx
commands?
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> Lou,
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> Would you please see if you can find the code. I need to be
> able to change
> the contents of the header on the fly. This will give me a
> starting point.
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> Thanks,
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Jim:
We did something a while back using the following archaic procedure:
1. get current page # into var
2. use xsl:if to determine whether to put out "Cont"
I don't have the code readily available, but if you really
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Does anyone have an answer to this question? I need to do the same thing.
Thanks,
Jim
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Does anyone have an answer to this question? I need to do the same thing.
Thanks,
Jim
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Is there anyway to get a table h
Is there anyway to get a table header to print differently after the
first time/page? Namely I want to reprint the title above a particular
table everytime the page breaks, but I want to add '(Con't)' to the end
of the title. I'm already using a page header and then a table header
within that. The
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