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#29263
You need to nest
#29291You may add the missing fields to .XSL style condition statements of the following section: ( i.e. ” or ../@name=’Bcc'”). For sent date the correct field name, I guess, is ‘PostedDate’.
[language=xml:3gms2288]
[/language:3gms2288]#29303The first parameter (actionType) of the method accepts the following values:
“OpenAction”,
“DC” (document close),
“WS” (will save),
“DS” (did save),
“WP” (will print)
“DP” (did print)Obviously you are interested in “WS”. However, I suspect, it is going to be tricky to implement the needed functionality with it (or I overcomplicate the things).
You still may try to implement the feature with “OpenAction”. Just compare the document creation date and last modification date (if any and if possible), and display the last modification date if it is greater than the creation date.
#28801I replied to the question in the thread:
html-pdf-faq-f1/stop-displaying-dynamic-data-when-user-saves-the-document-t702.html
#29302It is possible with PD4ML Pro (and derived volume license binaries) like that:
[language=xml:3d5hg575]
line 1
line 2
line 3
line 4
[/language:3d5hg575]Actually in PD4ML Std it would work as well (I copied the below from our test suite):
[language=xml:3d5hg575]<%
String s = “$[title]nsecond line”;
%><pd4ml:header
titleTemplate=””
pageNumberTemplate=”default”
titleAlignment=”left”
fontSize=”14″
color=”#008000″
fontFace=”Comic Sans MS”
fontStyle=”bolditalic”
areaHeight=”36″/>[/language:3d5hg575]What is exactly in {4lines Message}? Can it be JSP runtime “optimises” the code and substitutes ‘n’ with whitespace chars in-place.
#29273Did you try to export DXL and to force to uncompress attachments? Did it help?
#29305Do you use Acrobat Reader or Acrobat to save PDFs?
#26837First, I’m running:
pd4ml 3.8.1fx1 embedded jar
Windows 7 64 bit
java 1.6.0_38I’m having an issue with css styling when a span tag is right next to an a tag. Use this as an example:
<br /> <html><br /> <body><br /> <p>Hockey is among the<br /> <span style='background-color:yellow;'>oldest</span><br /> <a href='http://www.olympic.org'>Olympic</a><br /> sports, having made its first appearance at the 1908 London Games.<br /> </p><br /> </body><br /> </html><br />I’m seeing that the styles on the span tag will start at the right place, skip over the a tag as expected, but will continue right until the end of the p tag.
EDIT: I’ve attached the RTF output of the above example.
Has Anyone from pd4ml looked at this yet? It’s been 2 weeks with no response.
#29275As I wrote, Lotus Notes LZ1 compression is undocumented, which turns the feature implementation into an untrivial task. On the other hand we already invested quite a lot of time to an analyse and the implementation seems to be doable now (however there are still few questionable issues there).
If your company ready to (partially) fund the development, please contact support pd4ml com by email.
