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XData ReportDisplayAttributelayoutDescriptionPossible layout values are "auto" and "fixed". For PDF output, the XEPrendering tool supports both "auto" and "fixed" formats. FOP supports "fixed"only.When layout is "fixed", it is important that you specify a width for each column.The code produces a good result from minimal width information, butyou can gain closer control as follows:• If orient is "col," then each child of the table class should have a widthattribute specified.• If orient is "row", then only one child of the table needs to have its widthsspecified. However, if that element within the table has a or child element to define a header column or footer column,it is necessary that these elements also specify their width.orientEach element contained within the table is treated as either a row or column,depending on the value of the orient attribute. If orient is "row," each childelement of table will be placed in a new row. Similarly, if orient is "col" eachchild element will be placed in a new column. Possible values are "row"and "col". The default is "col".Every cell the table renders uses the "td" option for its style class, except for the header cells, whichuse "th".4.7.10.1 To include a caption for a row or column of the table, an element within a table can contain a element. The element works just like , and has the same attributes. For details, seethe section.When you place as a child of an element within a table, it indicates that the row or columnhas a header. The header text comes from the value of the element.When you have nested tables, it is possible for the inner table to have element within it, butthat does not mean the is something for that table to display. It actually refers to giving theinner table a caption within the outer table.4.7.10.2 The element is the same as , except that it creates a footer for the row or column.It is possible to place multiple elements running from left to right along the footer of aZen report. The syntax for doing this is carefully constrained. Consider the following sample XDataReportDisplay block. In this example the output display a summary in the Average, Max, and Count58 Using Zen Reports
columns, but not in the Name column. Notice that all three of the required elements appearinside the element that applies to the first element in order from left to right; thatis, the Average:XData ReportDisplay[ XMLNamespace = "http://www.intersystems.com/zen/report/display" ]{}You can also give a a text label, by using the element as shown for “Amount”in the following example.Stylesheet Control Elements4.8 Stylesheet Control ElementsThis topic describes elements within XData ReportDisplay that control the XSL stylesheet requiredto output the Zen report. The following elements are valid anywhere within the element of anXData ReportDisplay block.4.8.1 The element can contain the same elements as . See the list of elements in the section“Layout and Display Elements.” The difference is that everything contained within is renderedin the XSL-FO (that is, PDF) report only. is useful for correcting issues where the XHTML reportand PDF report do not look alike due to inherent page differences, such as page breaks. has the following attributes.Using Zen Reports 59
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