At 2006-05-07 15:16 +0200, jimmy(_at_)outerlimits(_dot_)ch wrote:
Hey
How to detect the page break in a xsl for-each?
This is not possible. There is no dependency on XSLT by XSL-FO and
the XSLT process is long complete before XSL-FO even begins. There
is no feedback loop, so the stylesheet writer must write the
stylesheet full of contingencies on which the layout can depend.
or how to summarize up to a page break ?
Typically this is done with an extended footer, summarizing at each
and every line, putting the summary values into markers, then
retrieving the last marker found on each page into the footer, thus
giving the appearance of a running total.
I remember having read, that it's not possible to detect a
page-break ...but I'm not sure anymore.
I hope this helps.
. . . . . . . . . Ken
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