Sorry guys, I found the problem. I thought I set the footer flag to false,
but it was true which is why it kept appending the actual page number to the
end of my footer string. Also I wasn't incrementing the page number so when
I printed it the value was 0. Thanks for your help.
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Wow, you're right. The example in the book (page 173 fig 5.18) doesn't use
that method. I added it because I think I'm mixing up my versions. I will
look into showTextAligned() .
Thanks
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Op 23/03/2011 14:38, phle...@free.fr schreef:
> Hello,
>
> I used the following exemple (I have not yet received the book).
>
> Exemple : Part1.Chapter5.MoviesCountries1.java
>
> Exemple : Part2.Chapter6.TwoPasses.java I think you must use it if you want
> page 1/100.
Those are indeed the correct
I assume you want the same date and time on all pages. So you should
generate the date/time string only once and then
use it on each page.
I assume you want different page numbers on each page. So you should
generate the page number once for each page.
It loooks like you are applying the page n
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Op 23/03/2011 12:49, dwhite schreef:
> Hi, I am just trying to add current page number to the footer of my
Op 23/03/2011 12:49, dwhite schreef:
> Hi, I am just trying to add current page number to the footer of my document.
> I followed the example from "iText in Action"
Which example? Can you give me a page or listing number?
> public void onOpenDocument(PdfWriter writer, Document document) {
Hi, I am just trying to add current page number to the footer of my document.
I followed the example from "iText in Action" and it works except for one
small issue. For some reason the page number gets broken up. I have pasted
the following code I use to write the footer but it produces the follo
Also, the above code is called before document.open()
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