Keep-together.

[Andre Groeneveld <an...@isservices.co.za>]

Hi All,

 

Can some-one please help me, I have a table with two rows, then I've got
a table in each of these rows, the reason why I did it this way, is to
keep the two rows together using "keep-together.within-page="always",
but when I got to work today, they told me that the documents are wrong,
and when I looked, I saw that the first row's table is overflowing to
the next page instead of the table flowing over to the next page.

I tried to see whether some-one maybe changed the template, but I
couldn't see any changes. Can some-one please tell me how I should use
the keep, so that the data wont overflow onto the next page?

 

Thanks,


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Re: Keep-together.

[Chris Bowditch <bo...@hotmail.com>]

Andre Groeneveld wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
>  
> 
> Can some-one please help me, I have a table with two rows, then I’ve got 
> a table in each of these rows, the reason why I did it this way, is to 
> keep the two rows together using “keep-together.within-page=”always”, 
> but when I got to work today, they told me that the documents are wrong, 
> and when I looked, I saw that the first row’s table is overflowing to 
> the next page instead of the table flowing over to the next page.

You don't say what version of FOP you are using which is key if we are 
going to be able to help you *sigh* I guess you must be using 0.20.5 as 
you seem to be using the table-row workaround which is a 0.20.5 thing.

> 
> I tried to see whether some-one maybe changed the template, but I 
> couldn’t see any changes. Can some-one please tell me how I should use 
> the keep, so that the data wont overflow onto the next page?

It could be that your inner table that is being broken across a page is 
longer than a page. Otherwise I have no idea, 0.20.5 was quite buggy, 
especially with regard to keeps. My recommendation would be to upgrade 
to 0.91beta, where keeps are implemented on tables, so you won't need to 
wrap them, in an outer table.

Chris



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