Woinowski Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 26, 2017 #1 I searched for an answer in the forum, on the PDFjet original page, and in the html of the jPDFjet library. Since I did not find anything: Can you have complex cell setups for tables? Like the rowspan or colspan attribute of HTML? Edit: Just realize, maybe would have been better in the Libraries subforum...
I searched for an answer in the forum, on the PDFjet original page, and in the html of the jPDFjet library. Since I did not find anything: Can you have complex cell setups for tables? Like the rowspan or colspan attribute of HTML? Edit: Just realize, maybe would have been better in the Libraries subforum...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 26, 2017 #2 Woinowski said: Edit: Just realize, maybe would have been better in the Libraries subforum... Click to expand... Questions should be posted in the questions forum. I cannot further help you as I'm not familiar with this library. Upvote 0
Woinowski said: Edit: Just realize, maybe would have been better in the Libraries subforum... Click to expand... Questions should be posted in the questions forum. I cannot further help you as I'm not familiar with this library.
EnriqueGonzalez Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 26, 2017 #3 Hi wonosky, i worked with the table class of PDFJet quite a while ago, i liked it but it was very generic table, it is indeed easier to create your own implementation of a table drawing it manually. Upvote 0
Hi wonosky, i worked with the table class of PDFJet quite a while ago, i liked it but it was very generic table, it is indeed easier to create your own implementation of a table drawing it manually.
Woinowski Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 13, 2017 #4 Hi Enrique, thanks you, you might be right, if I need rowspan, I may use that. For colspan, I found a solution. B4X: Dim PDFTable As PDFjetTable ... PDFTable.GetRow(i).Get(0).SetColSpan(2) Looks like there is now rowspan... Last edited: Oct 13, 2017 Upvote 0
Hi Enrique, thanks you, you might be right, if I need rowspan, I may use that. For colspan, I found a solution. B4X: Dim PDFTable As PDFjetTable ... PDFTable.GetRow(i).Get(0).SetColSpan(2) Looks like there is now rowspan...