Lots of the PDF screens are crashing out see pick list, packing slips
and product bar codes etc. The removal of: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> from the .fo.ftl file seems to fix it certainly on the examples above so I'm happy to just do them all on mass if there are no objections or concerns it may cause other side effects that I haven't seen in my testing. Ray |
This is likely related to the recent change here:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&revision=644081 --- Ray Barlow <[hidden email]> wrote: > Lots of the PDF screens are crashing out see pick list, packing slips > and product bar codes etc. > > The removal of: > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> > > from the .fo.ftl file seems to fix it certainly on the examples above > so > I'm happy to just do them all on mass if there are no objections or > concerns it may cause other side effects that I haven't seen in my > testing. > > Ray > > |
Yes I had narrowed it to that, although the statement:
"...added by the view handler if not there already..." and is a little distracting as it suggests this shouldn't happen. But by the time I dig deeper into that I may as well just go through the fo.ftl files and remove the header entries. Was just giving a heads up to see if any one had a cause for concern before I do it. Ray Chris Howe wrote: > This is likely related to the recent change here: > http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&revision=644081 > --- Ray Barlow <[hidden email]> wrote: > > >> Lots of the PDF screens are crashing out see pick list, packing slips >> and product bar codes etc. >> >> The removal of: >> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> >> >> from the .fo.ftl file seems to fix it certainly on the examples above >> so >> I'm happy to just do them all on mass if there are no objections or >> concerns it may cause other side effects that I haven't seen in my >> testing. >> >> Ray >> >> >> > > > |
Sorry for the lack of clarity. I started removing those from all of the FO FTL files in order to avoid rendering problems with comments and other things that are not allowed to go before the <?xml ?> tag. So yes, remove them as desired. -David On Apr 7, 2008, at 11:04 AM, Ray Barlow wrote: > Yes I had narrowed it to that, although the statement: > "...added by the view handler if not there already..." > and is a little distracting as it suggests this shouldn't happen. > But by > the time I dig deeper into that I may as well just go through the > fo.ftl > files and remove the header entries. > > Was just giving a heads up to see if any one had a cause for concern > before I do it. > > Ray > > > Chris Howe wrote: >> This is likely related to the recent change here: >> http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&revision=644081 >> --- Ray Barlow <[hidden email]> wrote: >> >> >>> Lots of the PDF screens are crashing out see pick list, packing >>> slips >>> and product bar codes etc. >>> >>> The removal of: >>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> >>> >>> from the .fo.ftl file seems to fix it certainly on the examples >>> above >>> so >>> I'm happy to just do them all on mass if there are no objections or >>> concerns it may cause other side effects that I haven't seen in my >>> testing. >>> >>> Ray >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> |
OK have done all except framework files:
framework\common\webcommon\error.fo.ftl framework\webtools\webapp\webtools\entity\EntityRefReport.fo.ftl Ray David E Jones wrote: > > Sorry for the lack of clarity. I started removing those from all of > the FO FTL files in order to avoid rendering problems with comments > and other things that are not allowed to go before the <?xml ?> tag. > > So yes, remove them as desired. > > -David > > |
Thanks Ray,
in rev. 645891 I've fixed these files too. Jacopo On Apr 8, 2008, at 1:31 PM, Ray Barlow wrote: > OK have done all except framework files: > framework\common\webcommon\error.fo.ftl > framework\webtools\webapp\webtools\entity\EntityRefReport.fo.ftl > > Ray > > David E Jones wrote: >> >> Sorry for the lack of clarity. I started removing those from all of >> the FO FTL files in order to avoid rendering problems with comments >> and other things that are not allowed to go before the <?xml ?> tag. >> >> So yes, remove them as desired. >> >> -David >> >> |
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