Hello ad all,
I have a problem with the PDFTable.
All works fine, but when a table cell with text is greater than
the page height, the table ends on this page.
No text and cell's will display on the next page...?
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Thanks and best regards
Friedhelm Matten
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Hi,
I create report with PDFWriter, now i needed conver it ti html. I use HtmlWriter, but i don't know
how inser Meta tag . without
it I get in Mozilla bad characters. In servlet response header is setted.
Thans Lumi
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Hello ad all,
I have a problem with the PDFTable.
All works fine, but when a table cell with text is greater than
the page height, the table ends on this page.
No text and cell's will display on the next page...?
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Thanks and best regards
Friedhelm Matten
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi new cecil,
Seems you succeeded generating a iText xml with generic xml plus xlt. Could
you share some more details on that? Would be perfect if can show some
examples.
Thank you.
Lihui
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Quoting Eugene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Why don't you understand me.
Because it wasn't very clear to all subscribers.
> "Blah blah blah" is a part of a tempalte body, not is a para content.
> is a place for the table data.
Why don't you read the tutorial?
You want something like this:
http://w
Take a look at www.WindwardReports.com.
thanks - dave
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From: "Mark Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Imtiaz Ahmed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] RTF to HTML conversion & Vice-versa.
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Imtiaz Ahmed wrote:
> I want to convert HTML block into RTF block & vice-versa using java
> preferably.
iText doesn't have the ability to read RTF files.
Limited HTML parsing is available I think (correct me if I'm wrong please)
Greetings,
Mark
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NCG> As shown, the text content are child nodes of the document
NCG> root node
NCG> ().
NCG> The para tag is misleading since it appears to be actually
NCG> designed to
NCG> something, such a align the text after it somehow. But
NCG> since the tag is empty
NCG> (that is, it has no text content),
Use:
BaseFont.createFont("mingliu.ttf,0", BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, true);
Get the number of fonts with:
BaseFont.enumerateTTCNames("mingliu.ttf");
Note that if you are using FontFactory it has a bug and the index is one
off. The line 526:
trueTypeFonts.setProperty(names[i], path + "," + (i + 1));
Quoting SOBANA Rathnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
> I need Traditional Chinese fonts to be printed in my report.I have got 2
> chinese fonts.
> 1)Mingliu.ttc
> 2)Kaiu.ttf.
>
> When i use Mingliu.ttc in my BaseFont it gives me an error that it cannot
> be used with BaseFont.IDENTITY_H or BaseFon
document.newPage();
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