Hi,
I have some content generated auotomatically to build a Pdf.
To fit the disign and to handle the size and the page breaks I have had
created one table with 3 tables inside.
One table(1) --first row (TITLE)
-- second row -- table(2) for content -- two
columns --
Op 13/11/2012 22:57, Vahid Nasiri schreef:
Hello,
After adding a table to the page, its TotalHeight is always zero in v
5.3.4
document.Add(table);
var data =table.TotalHeight; //it was OK in v 5.3.2
OK, this could be reproduced.
We're working on it.
Hello,
After
adding a table to the page, its TotalHeight is always zero in v 5.3.4
document.Add(table);
var data = table.TotalHeight; //it was OK in v 5.3.2--
Monitor your physical, virtual and
Should I open a bug ticket for this, or is it considered a feature
Thanks,
Jason
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From: Jason Berk [mailto:jb...@purduefed.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 2:08 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] PdfPTable keepTogether
I noticed if I create a table with some header rows and set
skipFirstHeader(true) and then set keepTogether(true) and add the table
to the document using doc.add(table) the header rows are being
considered in the calculation to determine if the table fits on the
current page...even if they aren't
import com.itextpdf.text.Document;
import com.itextpdf.text.PageSize;
import com.itextpdf.text.Phrase;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfPCell;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfPTable;
import com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfWriter;
public class PDFTest {
public static void main(String args[]) {
Hello Jens,
please subscribe to the mailing list.
If you don't, you risk this scenario: http://lowagie.com/itextml
As for your question, I assume you don't want the first table to be
extended.
In that case, you should adapt your code like this:
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import
Set the padding to 0.
Paulo
From: Daniel Lopez [mailto:daniel.lopez...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2012 2:16 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] PdfpTable does not line up with left justified text
Hello all,
I am
Thanks for the reply. For some reason, I was doing
-- pdfPtable.getDefaultCell().setPadding(0);
And it didnt work, but when I did it on the individual cell (just the
cell(s) in the very first column), it worked. Thanks for the reminder!
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I find myself creating lots of tables with this same basic layout:
___
| T A B L E H E A D E R |
---
|some label | $999.99| (left column is left aligned and right
column is right aligned)
|some label | $999.99|
|some label |
On 21/09/2011 21:41, Jason Berk wrote:
I find myself creating lots of tables with this same basic layout:
___
| T A B L E H E A D E R |
---
|some label | $999.99| (left column is left aligned and right
column is right aligned)
|some
That's very cool. Thanks, Nurettin!
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Hi all,
I'm working with a PdfPTable and I'm trying to set it to a certain width. I
know about table.setTotalWidth(width) and have worked with it fine
when writing the table to a document using the writeSelectedRows method.
But now I'm trying to do the same with document.add(table)
Op 9/01/2011 15:03, Eddy schreef:
Hi all,
I'm working with a PdfPTable and I'm trying to set it to a certain width. I
know about table.setTotalWidth(width) and have worked with it fine
when writing the table to a document using the writeSelectedRows method.
But now I'm trying to do
Thank you very much for this reply, Bruno. You have created great software.
I set the locked width to true, and I can get the table to a fixed height
now, but it's rendering itself in the middle of the page. I actually went
back and also set the width percentage just for fun. Then I did
Depending on your design of the document you might be able to achieve that
by document left margin or if that is not suitable and you only want to
align the table then your best bets are the following:
1) Add a dummy column to your table as the first cell and set the width of
the cell to desired
Nurettin DAG wrote:
Depending on your design of the document you might be able to achieve
that by
using yet another alternative: I wrap the PdfPTable in a Paragraph object:
Paragraph p = new Paragraph();
p.setIndentationLeft(10);
p.add(table);
document.add(p);
Hello everyone, I have a problem with pdfptable
My pdfptable have unicode characters (utf-8) and when export to pdf some
characters missing.I print the pdfptable out the screen and it ok but when I
use document.add(table) the problem generate. Anyone can help me about this
problem. Thank you so
, November 05, 2010 8:38 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Pdfptable with unicode problem
Hello everyone, I have a problem with pdfptable
My pdfptable have unicode characters (utf-8) and when export to
pdf some characters
On 5/11/2010 16:38, Tri Truong wrote:
Hello everyone, I have a problem with pdfptable
My pdfptable have unicode characters (utf-8) and when export to pdf some
characters missing.I print the pdfptable out the screen and it ok but
when I use document.add(table) the problem generate. Anyone can
i'm having the same problem, it was resolved with this code snippet:
ArrayList a2 = new ArrayList();
a2 = HTMLWorker.parseToList(new StringReader(convocatoria),
style);
for (int i = 0; i a2.size(); i++) {
if
Hi, This is my first post.
I have a table with 9 column title which aligned vertically. In the next
column (parrallel to each title) I will need to print values. I have
constructed arraylist (my hashmap value) with values but when I print values
it breaks the table. How do I fill values
On 30/09/2010 2:45, karthick wrote:
Hi, This is my first post.
I have a table with 9 column title which aligned vertically. In the next
column (parrallel to each title) I will need to print values. I have
constructed arraylist (my hashmap value) with values but when I print values
it breaks
Thank you gentleman. Any examples would be greately appreciated.
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On 30/09/2010 15:02, karthick wrote:
Thank you gentleman. Any examples would be greately appreciated.
If you want examples for ColumnText, you should go to the list of
keywords, and select ColumnText: http://1t3xt.be/?1a7
That way, you'll find all kinds of examples. If you don't understand
On 19/08/2010 23:01, Dony Thomas wrote:
Hi
I want to create 2 tables side by side. Therefore, I first created 2
tables and then created a third table with 2 cells.
Or you could use ColumnText to add the 2 tables side by side.
Then you don't have to use a third table. (See the last example in
Hi,
After googling some more I discovered that I was using an unsupported old
version (unfortunately the newest version on Maven central, which is
confusing).
So now I've tried this with iText 5.0.3 as well but I experience the same
problem.
Is what I'm trying to do unsupported, or is there a
Jo Voordeckers wrote:
Hi,
After googling some more I discovered that I was using an unsupported
old version (unfortunately the newest version on Maven central, which is
confusing).
So now I've tried this with iText 5.0.3 as well but I experience the
same problem.
Is what I'm trying
Hi Bruno and others,
I'm sorry if this question has been answered before, but my searches in the
archive didn't reveal a solution.
We have a document containing a few Paragraphs, containing Phrases,
PdfPTables and Images.
Depending on the content we want some paragraphs contained on the same
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Jason Berk wrote:
I need to produce a table that could span multiple pages and will
always
be the first thing added to a new page in a document. There are two
header rows. The first header
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I understand, but could you provide a sample of how to modify the text
of a PdfPCell in the cell event? All the examples I see draw lines
I need to produce a table that could span multiple pages and will always
be the first thing added to a new page in a document. There are two
header rows. The first header is a description that spans all table
columns. The second header is actual column headers (one per column).
When the table
I need to produce a table that could span multiple pages and will always
be the first thing added to a new page in a document. There are two
header rows. The first header is a description that spans all table
columns. The second header is actual column headers (one per column).
When the table
Jason Berk wrote:
I need to produce a table that could span multiple pages and will always
be the first thing added to a new page in a document. There are two
header rows. The first header is a description that spans all table
columns. The second header is actual column headers (one per
That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Here's an example of my output.. Perhaps it'll be more clear as to why I
chose to use PfdPTables.
http://rapidshare.com/files/397335667/out.rar.html
Thanks!
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fhomasp wrote:
That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Another way could have been to round the page size to an integer value.
Because it's odd to have a page size defined in ten thousands of a point...
Here's an example of my output.. Perhaps it'll be more
Fair enough, and I'll keep that in mind for next time :-)
int value would not have been okay. I get the interval sizes in mm, which
needs to be converted to points. And it has to be exact.
Oh, Off topic. Watch Oog in oog tonight, I'll be there asking a question
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: fhomasp [mailto:thomas.peet...@realdolmen.com]
Sent: 10 June 2010 07:33
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
That seems to have done the trick indeed. It's actually all I needed.
Here's an example of my output.. Perhaps it'll
Right, sorry..
I changed document.add(main); to
main.writeSelectedRows(0,main.getRows().size(),0f,main.getTotalHeight(),canvas);
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Cool, thanks Thomas :-) Just makes your fix clear to everyone.
Good luck with the rest of your assignment.
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Sent: 10 June 2010 09:13
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable
Hey,
First of all, sorry for the double post but I do need the advice and I do
realize that the initial thread got started off on the wrong foot.
I made a unit test to show how I encounter the problem.
Note that the whole document is cut of exactly at the end of the table, so
the table should
Subject: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
Hey,
First of all, sorry for the double post but I do need the advice and I do
realize that the initial thread got started off on the wrong foot.
I made a unit test to show how I encounter the problem.
Note that the whole document is cut
I need a bit of padding on the bottom of the cells. If I set for example:
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
cell.setPaddingBottom(4);
Then the space between the cells is still too large. And I do need bottom
padding (sounds like fun) otherwise the text in the cell is placed exactly
fhomasp wrote:
I need a bit of padding on the bottom of the cells. If I set for example:
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
cell.setPaddingBottom(4);
Then the space between the cells is still too large. And I do need bottom
padding (sounds like fun) otherwise the text in the
remove all the
padding? Do you have a screen shot?
BTW, you can always set cell height manually as well...
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Wain, Matthew wrote:
BTW, not sure if the comment about a new thread everytime is to me
You are registered as a subscriber to the list. Thomas isn't.
Which is very annoying: his mail is always put on hold,
and an administrator needs to manually approve it.
(If all mail would be accepted, you'd
Yes well.. I was attempting to avoid having to know which cell is the first
in a bunch. The ad documents contain several headers so there are several
first cells. But ok, I'll go about it this way.
I do still think the cutting of the document, even when using contradicting
padding values and
Well.. It seems that the padding isn't really fixing all of the document
cutting problems.
These are my cell settings now:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.LEFT);
For clarification, here's the whole testcase again:
As you can see I'm not using negative values anymore for the padding, just
the textspacing. The document is still cut wrongly.
@Test
public void testSizeBug() throws DocumentException,
FileNotFoundException {
PdfPTable main = new
fhomasp wrote:
It's ok in 80% of the documents, but there are still documents cut badly.
Because of the ascender/descender?
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Sorry... I must have missed the ascender descender thing. I'll give that a
shot now.
But still. A tables size is its size, right? ascending or descending,
should it really matter when cutting the document to the size of the table?
Really, forgive me for being ignorant but all I can do is ask.
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
Sorry... I must have missed the ascender descender thing. I'll give that a
shot now.
But still. A tables size is its size, right? ascending or descending,
should
This is my new cell config:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.LEFT);
cell.enableBorderSide(Rectangle.RIGHT);
cell.setPadding(5);
cell.setPaddingTop(0);
);
cell.setPaddingBottom(2);
cell.setUseAscender(false);
cell.setUseDescender(false);
}
}
Matthew
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Sent: 09 June 2010 11:42
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fhomasp wrote:
But still. A tables size is its size, right?
You were talking about padding, not about table size.
ascending or descending,
should it really matter when cutting the document to the size of the table?
Really, forgive me for being ignorant but all I can do is ask.
Messages
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Sent: 09 June 2010 11:42
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] PdfPTable padding and spacing
This is my new cell config:
private void applyDefaultCellProps(PdfPCell cell){
cell.setBorder(PdfPCell.NO_BORDER
Excuse me but I did the effort of building a JUnit test to show the problem.
If you had simply attempted to run it, which takes about 5 secs you would
easily have seen what I meant, no offense. But I'll explain in detail.
The output document needs to be of a fixed height interval, depending
fhomasp wrote:
The output document needs to be of a fixed height interval, depending on how
much rows there are.
So let's say the fixed interval is an inch,
then the height of the document needs to be a multiple of 72pt.
I cannot just output on extra pages anytime i want.
You need a single
The document needs to be printed in a newspaper. The maximum is the largest
size of the page of the newspaper. The other intervals are the lengths
given to me where the document can be cut. So if I have a resulting table
of 5cm and the interval is 80mm I need to fill the rest up with
As addition...
Everything works except for the occasional glitch of the size of the table.
Somehow when the document is being made the table appears to be larger than
it said itself (table.getTotalSize). But that's one my assumptions, I
learned not to go too much on those.
My problem seems to
And of course I mean TableInstance.getTotalHeight();
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fhomasp wrote:
The document needs to be printed in a newspaper.
I've done a similar assignment for De Persgroep.
It took me less than 2 days ;-)
The code is used in several magazines and in HLN.
The maximum is the largest
size of the page of the newspaper. The other intervals are the
I've done a similar assignment for De Persgroep.
It took me less than 2 days ;-)
The code is used in several magazines and in HLN.
Linkedin rules? :-)
I've been here at this project for one week and a half. The code I have now
was finished in one week, except for this problem I'm having
fhomasp wrote:
After processing, every document has the following properties of importance.
Document: pagesize.ury -- 1082.8346
pagesize.urx -- 243.77954
Table: totalheight: 1082.8345
toalwidth: 243.77954
You're experiencing rounding errors caused by
Hey,
I can't seem to get rid of borders when I use a PdfPTable in a PdfPTable.
All cells are set to have no border (cell.setBorder(0)) and this works if I
add the cell to a table. But when I add that table to another table it
suddenly has, even if all of the tables have their defaultcell set to
At any rate...
I was using the embedded tables to be able to calculate the height of a
cell. Now I created dummy PdfPTables with the same width as the main table,
add the cell, get the totalsize from the dummy table and discard it. Now
the border problem is also gone.
I would however still
fhomasp wrote:
I was using the embedded tables to be able to calculate the height of a
cell.
Aren't there better ways to do that?
Anyway, this is a complex nested table:
http://tinyurl.com/2uyopzk
That's an example from section 4.2.4 of the second edition
(read Nested tables and Complex table
Yep, that's true sorry 'bout that.
The first method adds PdfPTables (with cells) to a list, the 2nd is a
convenience method to create the main and dummy table.
The last adds the common params to the PdfPCells.
All I know is when I stopped using tables as element in a table that my
problem went
addition:
I need to calculate the length because if the ladder is too small it needs
to be cut off at a certain height. And on the other hand, if it is too
large I need to make a 2nd pdf which will include the image (header and
footer), the textheader and the last subheader and then the
Simon Goodfield wrote:
Thanks
currently running tests but looks good so far.
OK, thanks for the feedback.
I didn't have the time to run my test battery;
but I'll certainly do that before the next release.
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Our site is currently running on itext 5.0.1.
We occasionally experience a problem when the size of a table being
drawn on landscape pushes the text of the following section (which is
portait) down the page.
Below is some simple code which reproduces the problem.
Any help would be
Simon Goodfield wrote:
Our site is currently running on itext 5.0.1.
We occasionally experience a problem when the size of a table being
drawn on landscape pushes the text of the following section (which is
portait) down the page.
Below is some simple code which reproduces the
Simon Goodfield wrote:
Below is some simple code which reproduces the problem.
I identified the problem.
The table causes a newPage() which internally triggers initPage().
Then you change the page size.
Then you add a chapter causing another newPage(), but as no content has
been added since the
1T3XT info wrote:
For the moment, I haven't found a good fix for this problem.
And now I (may) have a fix.
This should be tested on other examples though.
--- trunk/src/core/com/itextpdf/text/pdf/PdfDocument.java 2010-05-03
23:02:10 UTC (rev 4503)
+++
tiiho...@nurfuerspam.de wrote:
Hi,
I'm using iText 2.1.7.
Today I tried to create my first table. Everything looks great except one
thing.
If I create a table in XHTML with no specific width, the table chooses a
good looking width for each column. Is iText able to do the same?
PDF
Hi,
I'm using iText 2.1.7.
Today I tried to create my first table. Everything looks great except one thing.
If I create a table in XHTML with no specific width, the table chooses a good
looking width for each column. Is iText able to do the same?
For example:
A table with 3 columns and one
Hello,
I just wanted to thank you again for your assistance.
I ended up using a work-around approach to get this working. I've attached
an example of my code that demonstrates the approach that I took.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p28015934/TableRenderFix.java TableRenderFix.java
I hope at
Subject: [iText-questions] PdfPTable header is overwriting all other
text
Are headers meant to only be used for y-offsets greater than
PageSize.Height - Document.TopMargin? The body text of my PDF is being
overwritten on each page.
I use a helper class inheriting from PdfPageEventHelper
Fox, David wrote:
Why do the margins appear different?
Because the initial leading is 0.
You can change this with setInitialLeading();
see
http://itextpdf.com/examples/index.php?page=exampleid=14
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text (almost fixed)
Fox, David wrote:
Why do the margins appear different?
Because the initial leading is 0.
You can change this with setInitialLeading
Fox, David wrote:
Is there a .NET equivalent to PdfWriter.setInitialLeading()? More
importantly, is there a separate mailing list and/or API for iTextSharp?
I didn't see one at http://sourceforge.net/projects/itextsharp/
The iTextSharp mailing list has been closed down because there are more
Look for the property PdfWriter.InitialLeading.
Paulo
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(almost fixed)
Look for the property PdfWriter.InitialLeading.
Paulo
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Are headers meant to only be used for y-offsets greater than
PageSize.Height - Document.TopMargin? The body text of my PDF is being
overwritten on each page.
I use a helper class inheriting from PdfPageEventHelper to construct my
header inside OnStartPage-a PdfPTable with database data. At
Thanks a lot for your assistance.
I have fallen back to a statically-defined height approach for the time
being, but I plan on playing around with this over the coming months. I will
be able to upgrade to iText v5 for our next release. I'm hoping after
reading up on it there will be some other
Hello,
A brief background: What I'm looking to do is alter the height of a cell
based on where the bottom of it was rendered. I have a 3x3 PdfPTable that
contains PdfPCells or PdfPTables. Based on the remaining space of the page,
after rendering one of these PdfPCells, I may want to pad it on
mistercam wrote:
Hello,
A brief background: What I'm looking to do is alter the height of a cell
based on where the bottom of it was rendered. I have a 3x3 PdfPTable that
contains PdfPCells or PdfPTables. Based on the remaining space of the page,
after rendering one of these PdfPCells, I
Hey,
I was not familiar with this method. I gave it a try, and it didn't work,
which is what I was expecting since I do work with other cells that span
pages.
Here's a screen cap of the first page of my example PDF:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27689378/pdfspan.png pdfspan.png
The orange
mistercam wrote:
What I was looking to do is attach to each orange cell an event that checks
the remaining vertical space allotted to it. If it is less than the height
of one of the charts (which are always of fixed height in my application,)
then I want to pad the orange cell with just enough
setSplitLate works for most of the orange cells in my example. The problem is
I don't always want the orange cells to split across pages. In the example I
posted, the orange cell in the 2nd row splits with only three lines of text
written to the first page. This does not leave enough space for a
mistercam wrote:
So for one cell in a row, I want it to split, but for another cell in the
same row, I don't. This appears to be causing a misalignment issue with
where the two cells begin rendering.
I don't understand what you mean, but I suggest that you work with
different tables instead
I uploaded a larger image to show part of the second page:
http://old.nabble.com/file/p27691079/pdfspan2.png pdfspan2.png
The first orange cell begins When we look to the individuals... and the
second orange cell begins It has been disputed at what period...
The line chart is supposed to
mistercam wrote:
I hope my explanation is a bit more clear.
A picture says a thousand words. Now I understand.
I fear that PdfPTable is too limited for this kind of requirement, but
maybe I have to sleep a night over this problem.
If I had to build a solution right here, right now, I'd
Anyone?
I still have problem.
Thanks.
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Anyone?
I still have problem.
So? There are many different ways to solve your problem,
but apparently nobody has the time to write you an example.
(I have paid assignments that have a higher priority.)
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Hi,
i have to create a PDF that contain a dynamic pdfptable and other object.
The pdfptable can fill several pages.
When the pdfpTable finished to write its rows, On the last page (that i
don't know) I want to fill the whole page and insert a small pdfptable as
footer.
Example:
first page
row 1
tamtam18 wrote:
Hello, I am using the following code to place a PdfPTable at an absolute
position:
float yAbsolutePosition = iTextDoc.bottomMargin() +
iTextPdfPTable.getTotalHeight();
iTextPdfPTable.writeSelectedRows(0, -1, iTextDoc.leftMargin(),
yAbsolutePosition,
tamtam18 wrote:
Basically, what are the benefits/downsides of separating the
code into two sections -- one to create PDF documents, and one to create the
same documents in an RTF format, if that was selected?
PDF and RTF are very different.
They were invented to achieve very different goals.
I noticed if you create a table with a header row and set KeepTogether
true, then if the table is pushed to the next page, the header doesn't
print even though the table is the first and only thing written to that
page. Is this by design?
Notice the missing header on KeepTogetherTrue.pdf page
Hello, I am using the following code to place a PdfPTable at an absolute
position:
float yAbsolutePosition = iTextDoc.bottomMargin() +
iTextPdfPTable.getTotalHeight();
iTextPdfPTable.writeSelectedRows(0, -1, iTextDoc.leftMargin(),
yAbsolutePosition, pdfWriter.getDirectContent());
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