By: zixxus
Date: 2014-09-22
Time: 23:23
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OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER
$TBS->PlugIn(OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER, [$Type[, $Offset])
in what way I can edit the footer in the documents? to say I found this function but do not know how I use it, you can some example?
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2014-09-23
Time: 11:20
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Re: OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER
If you are using an LibreOffice template then header and footers are part of the main contents. So there is no particular operation and command OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER will do nothing and will not produce any error.
If you are using an MsOffice template then footer are save in a separated sub-file. So the command OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER helps to select the correct sub-file and then you can continue the merging as if is was a normal contents.
Parameters $Type and $Offset can be used for loading advanced footers. This is because Ms Word can manage footers for first page, add pages, and can also manage different footers for some pages.
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By: zixxus
Date: 2014-09-23
Time: 19:15
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Re: OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER
And in what way can I zmienc footer? I have a different name in MYSQL and choose which generates a file and footer should be a change in something like:
$ Footer = text
opentbs plugin footer = $ footer
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By: zixxus
Date: 2014-09-23
Time: 19:16
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Re: OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER
I used Libreoffice only
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2014-09-24
Time: 00:57
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Re: OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER
> I used Libreoffice only
With LibreOffice documents, simply manage your TBS fields inf the Footer just like the main contents.
Command OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER has no effect with LibreOffice.
Command OPENTBS_SELECT_FOOTER does not merge any content. It simple select the Footer content to prepare a new merging if the Footer contents is in a separated sub-file.
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