Paulo,
I have to use a multi row table to handle formatting issues so I tried
adding a complete table -- i.e., a table inside a table -- and that
worked perfectly and my problem of split entries is solved.
Thanks,
Rob
Paulo Soares said the following on 01/14/2008 09:41 AM:
Use a PdfPTable
Use a PdfPTable with a single cell. That cell will contain your 3 lines.
Call PdfPTable.setSplitRows(false) to keep the entries together.
Paulo
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djmalachi wrote:
Thanks, I'll try that. Are there any restrictions or shortcomings to using an
"external" object I should be aware of?
Not that I know of.
On the contrary, once you get to chapter 12,
you'll see you can treat each PdfTemplate as
an OCG layer. I use this frequently to show
images
Thanks, I'll try that. Are there any restrictions or shortcomings to using an
"external" object I should be aware of?
Merry Christmas!!
> you could create several PdfTemplate objects, and treat
> them as layers. Then add the objects to the PdfContentByte
> in the order you prefer.
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djmalachi wrote:
So I created two writers:
PdfContentByte cb = writer.DirectContent;
PdfContentByte ur = writer.DirectContentUnder;
which allows me to draw text with cb and graphics with ur to get the text on
top of the graphics. Is this the best approach? I feel limited using this
method, beca
So I created two writers:
PdfContentByte cb = writer.DirectContent;
PdfContentByte ur = writer.DirectContentUnder;
which allows me to draw text with cb and graphics with ur to get the text on
top of the graphics. Is this the best approach? I feel limited using this
method, because I would also l
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Yes, for instance: it is done in PageEvents.
> I mean, add some content using Document.add(), use PdfContentByte to add
> some text and then using Document.add(
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noWrap means that the text keeps going and going and going... There's no
truncation. What you wan
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