Hi!
I'm publishing document that consists of chapters (each chapter starts on
new page). In header of each page I have to print both:
1. [actual page number] of [number of pages] in scope of actual
chapter and
2. [actual page number] of [number of pages] in global scope of whole
document.
For example if I have document where:
- first chapter takes first three pages,
- second chapter takes next two pages and
- whole document has ten pages,
in header of 4th page I have to print: chapter 2 page: 1 of 2, document
page: 4 of 10.
I don't know how to achieve this - I'm able to get numbers either in actual
chapter scope (by using unique page-sequence for each chapter with
initial-page-number="1" attribute) or in global scope (by using one
page-sequence for whole document or simply by not setting
initial-page-number in case of using unique page-sequence for each chapter),
but not both at once.
I would be able to do it, if there was something like:
- fo:global-page-number and fo:global-page-number-citation or
- start-from attribute of fo:page-number and
fo:page-number-citation or
- if there was some way how to do some simple mathematics with page
numbers before rendering
- etc.
but I haven't found anything like that. Is there some way?
Thank you, best regards, Tomas
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Received on Tue Mar 7 10:24:30 2006
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