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Hi all,
In a TOC, is showed the first page where each title starts. I need to know the last page where the content of this title appears. Someone knows how can I do it?
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There isn't any information by default, but you could add some if you like.
Use something like
formatting.currentXMLNode.setUserString("lastPage", formatting.currentPage.pageNumber);
in the 'onExit' source for your title (better still in the onExit code of a property set associated with the title).
You can then use XPath in your ToC to retrieve that information using something like:
formatting.evaluateXPath('x3b2:get-userData("lastPage", self::refNode())');
Use that in the generated ToC elements somewhere...
setUserString() is a DOM method to add private info onto a node. The get-userData() XPath extension function is an XPath equivalent. self::refNode() is a custom location passed by nodes which are augmented onto a DOM when adding a TOC.
Simon
In App, there's any information about this? (last page, or current page)
There isn't any information by default, but you could add some if you like.
Use something like
formatting.currentXMLNode.setUserString("lastPage", formatting.currentPage.pageNumber);
in the 'onExit' source for your title (better still in the onExit code of a property set associated with the title).
You can then use XPath in your ToC to retrieve that information using something like:
formatting.evaluateXPath('x3b2:get-userData("lastPage", self::refNode())');
Use that in the generated ToC elements somewhere...
setUserString() is a DOM method to add private info onto a node. The get-userData() XPath extension function is an XPath equivalent. self::refNode() is a custom location passed by nodes which are augmented onto a DOM when adding a TOC.
Simon
Thanks for help Simon!
Using your help, I get the number of the last page, and the first too.
The first page, I got on the "onEnter" and the last page I got on the "onExit".
Now, I need to use this both informations together, to write a stream like this:
for(var i = firstPage;i<=lastPage;i++)
{
stream.write( "Intro ...." + i + "\n");
}
I can do it with xpath or something?
Hi - I am unclear what you're asking for. Your original post asked for the last page number...
Simon
It was another question about the subject, but I already found a solution.