I'm building an FO stylesheet to generate a PDF using FOP. I have a table that could appear on any page (depending on flow), and could be long enough to break across pages. I need the header to change depending on whether it's the first time the header prints, or it's a carryover header, i.e...
I am trying to vertically align a small graphic with the top of the following text. This is a fo stylesheet for rendering xml into a pdf, using Apache's FOP parser. Here's my code, sans my failed attempts at alignment:
<fo:block text-align="start" font-size="10pt"...
Is this even possible?
I've found a lovely open-source C application that only has a bare-bones text interface (type a for add, b for browse, etc.).
This application really deserves a nice GUI. That, and I hate text prompts with a passion. I can make Java sit up and beg, but I don't know...
Try this:
Change the stuff in the body of the page to this (to get you started):
<div id="divMenu1" style="position:absolute; top:250; left:30; visibility:hidden; background-color:F0F0F0">
<nobr>
<a href="http://www.dynamicdrive.com">Dynamic Drive</a> -
<a...
Here's a crazy idea, I don't know if it'll work.
When you submit your form, pass the form data to your popup page.
Have the javascript in the popup page submit the data for the query, run a timeout (pause), and then self-destruct after submitting the query.
Best of luck with it!
Hmmm... this is another button that works without a form...
<input type="button" value="Click me!" onclick="javascript:alert('Boo!');" />
Works in IE 5 and Netscape 6, no problem. Not sure about other browser versions, though...
This should be able to trigger...
Frames are indeed lovely when done right, it's just that doing them "right" tends to turn into a bigger hairball than the irritation of just repeating code.
There are javascript workarounds to ensure that your site is always accessed with frames in place (like from search engines)...
Nope, I've been busy with Java classpath errors elsewhere.
I've passed this along to the designer of the database, and hopefully it'll help him along.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply!
JavaKat
Many Apologies and Obsequies,
I am (gasp) neither an Access programmer nor the creator of this database, but I was asked for help on this particular problem, and am now incurably curious about the solution.
TABLES:
Products
- ProductID (PK)
- ProductName (unique)
- ProductDescription...
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