fo:page-number-citation

"Scott, Chris" <[email protected]> Mon, 15 Jul 2002 15:27:15 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.text.xml.jfor.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
	There are ways to generate a "real" word table of contents, i.e. by
adding the section header style and by inserting the RTF table of contents
keyword.  I also haven't yet found a way to automatically update fields upon
opening and the result looks real ugly before updating.  There is a update
before print option, but no update at load option.  A solution for updating
fields would allow us to use other Word fields.  I'd be very interested to
learn if we can find a solution for this.

	~Chris 

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> To: "Jfor-devel" <[email protected]>
> Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 09:36:17 +0200
> Subject: [jfor-devel] fo:page-number-citation
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> Hi all,
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> ===========================
> = fo:page-number-citation =
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> 
> 	I have developped the <fo:page-number-citation> element. I'm using
> it in
> footers to display the total number of pages or in content table to
> display
> the page number of a section and it seems to work fine but I still have a
> problem : we are forced to update the fields by right click on EACH page
> reference of the document.
> For example, if my document has 10 pages, my footer indicates - Page 1/1 -
> when I am opening my document and the table of contents contains something
> like :
>    Title of page 1               1
>    Title of page 2               1
>    Title og page 3               1
> 
> instead of
> 
>    Title of page 1               1
>    Title of page 2               2
>    Title of page 3               3
> 
> Does somebody have an idea to force the RTF reader to automatically update
> the page number references when we open the document ? I don't.
> If someone would also know how to create a real table of contents (as the
> ones we can create in MS Word) instead of a poor table builded manually by
> my XSL-FO stylesheet, it would be great !!! :o)
> 
> =================
> = nested tables =
> =================
> 
>   I am also working on nested tables in order to have nice result. I was
> working on merging vertically cells placed before and after a cell
> containg
> a nested table but this week-end I discovered that MS Word 2000 was able
> to
> manipulate nested tables as in HTML (the nested table is not placed in an
> additionnal row as we do in Jfor, so the result is nicer).
> If someone is working on it, I'd like to collaborate with him in order to
> get a nice result more faster.
> 
> 
> Thanks for your help.
> 
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