Johannes Graumann wrote:
Hello,
While the recent modifications to the split table mechanisms provided by Hans help me out with my most annoying monster table using the XML mapping code below (see http://www.idyll.org:8081/JohSite/context/p46-50_split_working.pdf/view for the typeset table; clearly to much whitespace, but everything is typeset and page boundaries are honored) and several other -smaller- tables in the same tome (see http://www.idyll.org:8081/JohSite/context/p45_unsplit_working.pdf/view for a typeset example), one medium-sized table that clearly should not be split gets split none the less (see http://www.idyll.org:8081/JohSite/context/p162-163_unnecessary_split.pdf/vie...) ... and I have no idea why.
some of your rows are quite high and since you want to repeat headers ... this is how it works (1) keep at least one row with a repeated header (2) the same with a repeated footer (3) when a combination of header/row/footer becomes too high for a page, ignore that fact and flush it (else we get a loop) so, what you see is pretty natural in your case, i'd try to make the last column wider so that less space gets lost and (i can think of a way to let the text continue on too empty pages; needs some braincycles) Hans