Hi how can I prepare rtf file that will display footer on each page except the last one. I've find only this option
\footer Footer on all pages
\footerf Footer for the first page only
\footerl Footer on left pages only
\footerr Footer on right pages only
Thanks for any answers.
Footers are reset by section breaks, so you can define your footer using \footer on the first page and then use \sect\sectd on the last page to clear it, and it will appear on all pages except the last.
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My guess is that, under the actual video, is one table view, which has two sections.
The first section's header includes the video's title and other details and the rows are the related videos. The second section's header has the comment form and the rows are the comments.
How else could this be done? If the related videos, for example, is a distinct table view, then given that its a scroll view, wouldn't it scroll in place instead of scrolling as part of the overall screen?
Open YouTube right click> view page source. Add see the structure
Do this inside a a video page. You could inspect element also if your in chrome. To mouseover certain elements on the page to see their styling
Ctrl+shift+C will change your mouse action from element click to element selection
I think it has two sections
In first section it has title descriptions and other information in header and related videos in rows and in second section it has comments heading and comment text box in header and comments in rows
How to implement it
Create 4 cells two header cells and two rows cells
I have a form which has a table which may contain 0 rows or several rows.
The problem is that if there are several rows I want close the table on the first page before the content spills over to the next page. Then create another table for the rest of the rows on the next page along with a nice header and table headings. The hard part is, because characters have different widths and I can't predict what the user will type, it's hard to calculate how many characters can fit on a row and how many rows can fit on a page. Also if the user types something in some of the row data, it wraps to a 2nd row.
The printout looks bad when the row has only a few rows because there is a lot of whitespace on the bottom so I was thinking of adding in blank rows to fill it up. But again, I won't exactly know how many rows I need to fill before it spills onto the next page.
Does anyone have a solution to this?
EDIT:
Sorry about that. To be more clear on what I'm doing, I created a form view using CF and HTML which mimics visually like a paper invoice. Invoice line items can be added in dynamically via AJAX. There's a bunch of info to be filled out on top (Company name, address, etc), then in the middle there's the invoice lines in a table with column headings, then under it there's more info to fill out including signature fields. This format cannot be changed as it is a requirement.
So the form layout is:
Top section (info including customer info and a bunch of other things)
Middle section (table of invoice line items)
Bottom section (a bunch of other info including signature fields)
Visually on the page the above format is maintained and if there's a lot of invoice line items added, the page just scrolls and the bottom section is still at the end.
An unlimited number of invoice lines can be added so if you simply just print the page, the invoice lines will overflow onto the next page and the "bottom info" including signatures will be on whatever page the last page may be, which is undesired.
I need it so that whatever number of lines that can fit on the first page without having the form overflow be displayed on the first page along with the "bottom info" including signature. The extra lines are displayed on the next pages with headings "Continuation Page" along with the table column headings of the invoice lines.
My solution is to create a "print view" which creates the form with entered info and cfloops the invoice lines query but only loop just enough to fill the first page. If the addition of another row makes the form overflow then I would stop the loop, display the rest of the form with the "bottom info" and signatures so it all fits on the first page nicely, then do a page break with the header "Coninuation Page" and display the invoice line table with column headers and the rest of the invoice line items. Of course if the continuation page is going to overflow then I would need to do a page break and repeat the "Continuation Page" process. The tricky part is how to determine how many lines can actually fit on the page because the length of data in each row varies depending on user input. Maybe only one invoice line row filled with tons of data is all that can fit on the first page without having the form overflow. Maybe it's 10 invoice line rows when little data is entered.
My main purpose is to keep the entire form on the first page. If several invoice line items are added which pushes the bottom of the form onto the next page then I want to display only enough invoice line rows to keep the form on the first page and have a Continuation Page for the rest of the invoice lines that didn't fit on subsequent pages.
Note: The print is done via a print link on the form page which pops up the print view page (without site heading, etc.) in another window. From there they can either print from the browser or click on a print link that does a javascript print. the same "print view" I created to print the invoice nicely is also used for a PDF view created using CFDocument. The number of characters per line is not the same in the generated PDF as the HTML print view so it's even harder to determine how many rows can fit.
If I understand your question correctly, then a PDF generated with CFDocument would seem to be the optimal solution. Using the cfdocumentitem tag you can specify headers and footers, which insure that the content you want appears on the first page. The cfdocument.currentpagenumber variable can be used to insure that it only appears on page one, and that the header on pages 2+ display the "Continuation Page" text that you desire. There is also a way to get the PDF to auto-print using a DDX file, though that is subject to security limitations.
You mention using CFDocument to create a separate print view, but I didn't see an explanation as to why an HTML version was required as well. I apologize if I missed it.
From personal experience with a similar project last year I would tend to recommend against using CSS for this and instead just require a PDF reader. It's possible that someone with more skill than I could make it work easily, but it was nothing but a headache for us and we could never get it to work quite right.
I have set up a one-page, horizontal scrolling website with several anchors combined with DIV-id's. The website has five pages side-by-side that automatically render full-page based on the visitors browser-window.
The menu contains seven hyperlinks that address different anchors (div-id's) on the page (for example: http://www.url.com/#partsix). When they are clicked, the visitor will automatically be scrolled to the anchor part of the page. This works fine and really smooth.
The problem i'm dealing with is that, since the page is not being reloaded, the address-bar is not updated. So if a visitor wants to link to a page, or, for example, like the URL with a facebook button, it will be very difficult.
Is there a way to rewrite the address bar with the anchorlink without reloading the page?
EDIT: I have found out that i can user the action onclick="window.location.hash = hash;" on the hyperlinks. This will return the hash of the anchor it is scrolling to in the address bar. Works like a charm. But: my menu plugin does not let me add this action to the hyperlinks. So i wanted to check if i can use javascript to apply this action to all hyperlinks in the same li class. Does anyone know how?
The li class that contains all menu links is 'mc_menu mc_depth_2'
I am currently trying to add links to my footer so that they are displayed from left to right inside the footer. Currently they are being displayed in a list going down the page.
try ol instead of li. this should do it.
For some reason my page footer with the date and page x/y gets only printed on the very last page. Does anyone have an idea why?
I am using JasperReports 3.1.2 and iReport 3.0.0.
EDIT: just for the record: it worked after I moved two subreports and two page breaks from the Title band to the Detail band. Don't know why I put them there, but now it works..
You can select which band to add. just use page footer instead last page footer. Last page footer is used when you want something to be printed at last, but the contain is so much that it overflows to many pages.
Most probably you are using the `Last Page Footer' band, instead of the 'Page Footer' band.