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• Possible to turn off the legacy of line break in the table of contents?

  Hello

  Say I got a long title stupidly, that I need to address (and subtitle is not an option in this case):

  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, adipiscing elit computer. Integer nec odio.

  Due to wide-ish the font size of the header in the document, I want to break this header in two lines.

  However my OCD uses a smaller font size, and so he could sit happily on a single line.

  The problem is that the inDesign TOC seems to be ineriting the soft breakdown and therefore the line break appears in the table of contents too.

  Is it possible to disable / prevent this?

  Thank you!

  Try to use nonbreaking spaces, or without breaks (spaces are less problematic) the part of the topic that you want to wrap instead of the line break is forced.

• Break in the table on page

  I have another problem of table that was not resolved by defining the actual document type or margins.

  The page in question is www.logoworks1.com/home_new.html

  If someone could give me a quick glimpse regarding what is the cause that I can't when I'm building the page in dreamweaver.  Thank you.

  There is a stray dog (useless)

  tag inside the table cell

  

  Remove the

  (after the)) and its corresponding

  (before closing).

• text too close to page number in the table of contents

  Most of the time I can take care of unattractive line breaks in the table of contents by putting in the nonbreaking spaces in a paragraph.

  However, sometimes I have a situation where a table of contents entry text is too close to the page number right. The text is so close to the page number as in some not case of presentation of points of the leader, or show only one or two points of leader.

  Writing and its adjustment page number on one line, then putting in the nonbreaking spaces won't solve the problem. I could put in a soft return (SHIFT-ENTER) in the table of contents entry to force a line break, but it is not effective because I have to put in the soft return manually every time the table of contents are updated.

  If someone has a tip on how to effectively manage this problem, I would like to know about it.

  Jay,

  Some time ago, someone posted a solution to make the line nice breaks in the index entries. It's setting values of the minimum and maximum word spacing in the paragraph Designer. The values validated it did not worked for me, so I played a little with it and use the following syntax:

  In the paragraph format for table of contents entry, set the maximum word spacing of 325% and oral minimum spacing to 275% and the optimal spacing to 100%. Note the fact that the optimum is NOT between the minimum and maximum values. I don't know the algorithm that Frame uses to decide where the line break, but I'm guessing he first decides to break the line to fill the max and min requires, breaks the line, but changes the spacing back 100%, which is what you want then, in other words, we don't want large spaces.

  The causes of values above a line break about an inch or two to the right margin. If you want to close, try 225 percent and 175 percent. I found that over these two issues of line breaks occur further from the right margin.

  This method does not have to enter the manual line breaks and gives a nice line break, even for those rows that could fit on a single line.

  Good luck

  Van

• How the first column heading must be repeated if the table breaks across pages

  Hi Experts,

  RTF model, header row in the table automatically repeat if record go to the next page. in similar fasion, I want to repeat the first column heading, table breaks on any page.

  Please help reslove this issue...

  Hello

  You can add the tag to the first column and the first row of the table. It will repeat 1st column when table to break across pages.

  Here 1 means, repeat first column when table to break across pages.

  I hope this will solve your problem.

  P.S. If you provide 2, this means, repeat for column 2 of the table through the pages

  Please check the issue as resolved, if that answers your question. Thank you

• Rows in the table are break on separate pages...

  I have 20 lines equipped table:

  first 3 lines are on one page, then half of the page is empty hen remaining 17 rows is on the second page.

  How can I keep table to break the lines. I want all rows in the table to succeed himself.

  Help, please. Thank you.

  Keep them with parameters are in the table > Format > Format line...

  

  Note: the first row on the second page may also have a start parameter that indicates that it is at the top of a page or column.

  The control of widows and orphans just specifies how many rows to keep together (widow is the first page; ( orphan , is the second page) when a table has over a page. The higher the number, the more lines are forced to remain together.

• Chapter title, break/separation upward in the table of contents

  

  Hello

  I use FM11 on Windows 7.0.

  When I update my OCD, one of the chapter titles break and appear on 2 pages (as shown in the picture).

  I checked for Page breaks, extra spaces and tabs of paragraph etc.

  Also, pressing to clear the text GETS shrunk (tight upward) and not deleted.

  When the title of the chapter is a single line, break page disappears. (I have another file where the title of the chapter is in line 2 and it works well here).

  Many need help!

  As soon as possible please...

  In fact, the reference page specifies the content of the table of contents to use. The formattting is specified by the tag/style of paragraph defined in your catalog paraagraph.

  @ Kiathestar,.

  It seems that you have a parameter keep with next, but also the widows and the orphans set to 1 in your paratags as a third level. These adjust to keep it with is cut and the widows and orphans is at least 2 lines.

  Also if you want to set the wrap properly on any of the TOC entries that span multiple lines, in the respective paratag on the Advanced tab, set the Minimum wee to be much superior to the wee Maximum value, for example

  

  This setting (counterintuitive) force the line to wrap up well before the right margin setting takes effect. The location of the scarf is a function of the mini/maxi report and vary quite a bit depending on the size of your font and fonts. Try values th 150-300% for the Minimum (in 25% increments) until you get an envelope to a visually desirable location.

• Prevent the tables break across pages in a RTF model?

  Nothing too complex...
  
  I have a table which can have a maximum of 15 lines.
  
  I want to always avoid this table to break across pages, but I'm not always a page break should be forced after the table or the other (e.g. it may be only lines 3 and 4).
  
  Scott

  Hello

  create a new table in winword with a single line and a column and without margins, borders... Set the row property that it does not break a line.
  Now copy your table in this table.

  Concerning
  Rainer

• Breaks in the spacing table

  I currently have in a table spacing problem.  http://www.bsatshirts.com/our_process.html will show an example of what I'm talking about. Under the top of the headerbar page, the table seems to have a 1 space pixil between the header and images on the main page.  Anyone have any idea why this is happening or a way to solve this?

  It needs to be clarified a few things.  First of all, you confuse all browsers, because you have not filed a document type, as well as all browsers will in Quirks mode, guess what he thinks he should do.  So, open the page in Dreamweaver, click on edit-> properties--> title/encoding Page and choose HTML 4.01 Transitional to your doctype (this corresponds with most of your code in force.

  Then look at what is currently line 18.

  Remove the

  from the code.  However, there is no end.  Once you get that clears post back and if the problem persists, we'll start troubleshooting from there.

• How to convert the string with numbers in the table of Boolean 2D

  Hello

  I have input a string with comma separated numbers 1,192 (starting at 1).

  This string must be converted to a table 2D-boolean. Each number that appears should be true, not true rest.

  The 2D table consists of 4 times of 0.47 Boolean values.

  1.48--> [0.47] numbers [0]
  49.96--> [0.47] numbers [1]
  Numbers 97.144--> [0.47] [2]
  145.192--> [0.47] numbers [3]

  If a '1, 49, 97 145' input string put all [0] [0.3] true.

  How can it be easy/fast resolved?

  Thanks for help

  Break the string of numbers in a table of numbers.  (Spreasheet String to Array).

  In a loop For, index with each issue of this table.  Use in the range and Coerce to see if it is in the range of numbers.  (You can put this in a loop For as auto good indexing through the ranges).  If it's in the range, then use subset replace table to activate the corresponding item in a real.  If this is not the case, do nothing.  Maintain the table of Boolean in a shift register.

  Repeat this step for each number in your table.

  (What is a class assignment?)

• How to avoid the table headers to be split across several pages?

  Hello

  I use BI Publisher 11.1.1.7 and I have reports that use tables, and they are spread over several pages. I wouldn't mind if the table is split into two half but sometimes on the headers. This is a table header is a line, but several lines on it and a part of the header would be in one page and one on the next page. Is it possible to apply that a table should be in a page without breaking it up?

  Concerning

  Check this box "to keep the content of the line together on a single page:' https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/bi.1111/e22254/create_rtf_tmpl.htm#BIPRD2445 "

  Use properties in Word, select the entire row, right-click 'table properties', select the 'Row', in options uncheck "allow splitting of lines on several pages.

• Can break us af:table in two columns as panelformlayout display?

  Mr President.

  Can break us af:table in two columns as panelformlayout display?

  Concerning

  And the two group must be vertical, m I right?

  you want to like this-

  Column1 Column2 Column3

  column4 column 5 column6

  
  

  You can't do that with an af:table that you can do is remove two tables same viewObject, sharing the same iterator and take a few columns in the first table years based in the second table and then surround the two tables with a layout of the Panel group (vertical)

  or take a look at the id of the pivot table, it fits in your case.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E12839_01/Web.1111/b31973/dv_crosstab.htm#ADFUI3073

  Ashish

• AF: displays do not all rows in the table

  Hi all

  I have an af table in my jsff and it is bound to a display object. When I run the page locally in my jdev the table af shows all lines present in the ViewObject. But when I deploy the application in our SIT weblogic break page maximum of 25 lines shows if VO has more than 25 lines.

  I put the size of the VO - 1 range. The size of range iterator is empty. I'm naïve why he works in local jdev and does not not in SIT.

  A level of the application or the server parameter influences the number of lines to display in the table.

  Thank you

  Champion

  If it worked before, something had changed on the server. Have you asked your admins if they changed something and if so what?

  They have applied a patch.

  Timo

• When embedding the HTML table for table border does not appear even if it appears in a web browser and the tables generator

  Need help.  When I add the HTML code to integrate the following table, the border appears in the table designer and if I find the table separately from muse, but when they are incorporated into the Muse from the edge of the table is not displayed.  Any ideas what I can do wrong?

  Here is the HTML Code below:

  < style type = "text/css" >

  .TG {border-collapse: collapse; border-spacing: 0 ;}}

  .TG td {-font family: Arial, without serif; do-size: 14px; padding: 10px 5px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; overflow: hidden; word-break: normal ;}}

  .TG th {font family: Arial, without serif; do-size: 14px; police-weight: normal; padding: 10px 5px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; overflow: hidden; word-break: normal ;}}

  .TG .tg-jlrw {do-size: 16px; text-align: center}

  .TG .tg-lvl4 {police-weight: "BOLD"; do-size: 16px; do-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans! important; text-align: center}

  .TG .tg-qnmb {make-weight: bold; do-size: 16px; text-align: Center}

  .TG .tg-wm6t {make-weight: bold; do-size: 16px}

  < / style >

  < table class = "tg" style = "undefined; table-layout: fixed; Width: 875px ">"

  < colgroup >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < / colgroup >

  < b >

  < class th = 'tg-lvl4' > print size < br < /th > >(Width x Height)

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > model size < /th >

  < class th = 'tg-qnmb' > < /th > < br > security zone

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > < br > print Code < /th >

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > < br > < br > graphic border width (pixels) < /th >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > cards & amp; The year-at-a-Glance calendars - 4 x 6, 4 x 8, 5 x 7, 6 x 8, & amp; 8 x 10: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 6 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1212 x 1818 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1136 x 1742 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > 46 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 5 x 7 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1515 x 2121 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1439 x 2045 < table >

  < class td = 'tg-jlrw' > < table > 57(d)

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 75

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1224 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1148 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 10 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2424 x 3030 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2348 x 2954 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 80 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > large Format prints - Posters & Collages: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1818 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1742 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 5980 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3030 x 4242 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2954 x 4166 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 11 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3300 x 4200 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3280 x 4180 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 14x11E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 16 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4800 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4780 x 5980 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x16E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 18 x 24 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2700 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2680 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 18 x 24-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 135

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 24 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 3580 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x24E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 30 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 4500 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 4480 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x30E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 36 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x36E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 180

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 72 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 6912 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 6892 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x72E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 115

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 96 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 9216 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 9196 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x96E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 115

  < /tr >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > 4 x 8 gift tags: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1224 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1148 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

  < class td = 'tg-jlrw' > < table > N/A

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

  Once again... Muse removes the style code that you put into this table so your other option is to use an iframe

  example of your table in an iframe = table (by itself) and i-table (inside the iframe Muse)

• BI Publisher - how to display the number of lines displayed at the bottom of the table on each page

  Hello

  We are the conversion reports Actuate BEEP and not able to understand how to view "Accum.Total = < n >" at the bottom of each page. In the attached report to operate it, "Accum.Total = < n >" must be displayed at the bottom of each page where < n > is the number of lines displayed on the current page and previous page.
  
  For example, if there are 10 rows in the result set, if the 1st page displays 4 rows, 2nd page displays 3 rows and 3rd page is 3 lines and then Accum.Total = 4 on page 1, Accum.Total = 7 on page 2 and Accum.Total = 10 on page 3.
  
  Note that we use the property table "allow the lines to break Pages = False" as we do not want a specific line can be split across pages.
  
  I enclose a sample of report actuate, rtf, BEEP and XML report for testing file.
  
  Approach used so far-
  
  1 > I tried to put the counter in the footer, but it seems that only the fields that come directly from the IC can be used on the header/footer. No matter what form text field or variables defined in the report.
  
  2 > I used approach given in the link below. Using this approach, I am able to view a coded value hard at the bottom of every page (just below the table) but his does not work for the variable (in my case the counter c1).
  
  https://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/continued
  
  3 > on Google, I found a few articles on the page break conditionally as display only certain numbers on a page or the page by section break but in our case, its dynamics and its number of lines to display on a page is driven by data, so I could not think of a certain condition to use in "Condition." ": If" for use as a page break.
  
  Thank you

  Richa
  

  Watch see the-Report

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E28280_01/bi.1111/e22254/create_rtf_tmpl.htm#do_bf_cf

  Download the https://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/entry/continued sample

  Add

  <>

  name = "contd_footer".

  format = "99G999G999" / >

  After the field "Footer."

  If need to use a footer to display the meter then and sous-modèle with code above and call it in footer