Hi,
no, fox:destination is still in use and it doesn't replace the syntax
you are speaking about.
With fox:destination, your destination can be in whatever page; if a
new version of your doc results in changing the page number of your
target, you don't need to change the url.
2012/7/9
On 09/07/2012 19:59, polymorphisme wrote:
Hello,
Hi,
at this time, I use the links for write a PDF book, with FOP 1.0
In the FOP's site, I have read the section
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/1.0/extensions.html#named-destinations
Anchors or Named Destinations .
Too, when a test the
Hi Meenakshi,
I think Rob is correct in that FOP is using openjdk which comes pre-installed
on Linux. That message when entered into a search engine refers many times to
openjdk6. I would presume it is defaulting to that even though you may have a
separate jdk installation elsewhere on your
Hi everyone,
I'm asking for a little help using FOP to render my XML file, which contains
images (checked and unchecked boxes), into a PDF.
My script is done, and works perfectly when I indicate in my xml file :
checkboxhttp://10.6.66.134:7008/images/checkbox.gif/checkbox, this being an
extern
I think that you forget the ' (simple quote) around your path :
xsl:value-of select='/root/param/checkbox'/
else it's an Xpath.
Marc
Le 10/07/2012 16:52, michael.jerusa...@steria.com a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I'm asking for a little help using FOP to render my XML file, which contains
images
sorry, it's the reverse I don't see the ' in the url('{$checkbox}')
in FOP url() don't need the ', try with url({$checkedbox})
Do you have the XSL-FO generated?
Marc
Le mardi 10 juillet 2012 17:03:29, Marc a écrit :
I think that you forget the ' (simple quote) around your path :
xsl:value-of
Error while loading the image indicates the error is during loading.
So, it is not a URL issue but a problem with the image. If you provide
the image we can confirm that.
On 7/10/12 3:52 PM, michael.jerusa...@steria.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm asking for a little help using FOP to render my
