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Joined: 1/25/2010
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Location: Wakefield, RI
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Fellow forum-ites,
I've been using StyleVision for a couple of months now, mostly as a way of constructing HTML forms that can also be rendered as a PDF for recording purposes. The stylesheets generated from StyleVision are being provided to a .NET web application, which does the transformations internally.
Recently, some people have noticed some strange output in the PDFs - immediately following some images that are being included is a question mark. After a little bit of research in the generated stylesheet, I've found that StyleVision is automatically putting a zero width space (​) into a fo:inline block, and apparently my FO processor (FO.NET, from Codeplex) isn't recognizing that entity.
Anyone out there run into this before, or have any clever ways to coerce StyleVision into *NOT* adding stuff like this for my images?
Thanks!
-- Tom Linkenback
tlinkenback@chartwisemed.com
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Rank: Newbie
Joined: 10/28/2002
Posts: 1,283
Location: AT
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Hi Tom,
there is no way to coerce Stylevision to do this unfortuantely i.e. you must manually edit the stylesheet to remove these references.
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