The supplied document and pdf show an HTML table in the word doc that spans two pages and partially overlays the footer on the first page. If you notice it looks like the row is split so part of the row is on the first page over the footer and the rest of the row was moved to the second page

Hi,

Thank you for considering Aspose.

I tested with the latest version of Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Words and there is no overlapping but there is an empty row at the end of the first page. We can't avoid that empty row in short time. As a workaround you can uncheck the "Allow row to break across pages" in the table properties.

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when you tested, were you running with or without liscenses? I tried the latest DLL's and still have the problem. I tried the sample program I provided for another issue that did not use the liscenses and the table breaks correctly. After a little testing it appears that it works when there is no Aspose Words liscense which makes the table display lower in the file and fails if there is a liscense. Saving out the word document without the liscense generates a word doc that looks correct, there is no overlap in the footer.

I don't think this has anything to do with license. I tested with or without license and it all worked. I will let our support developer Adeel to test it too.

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Adeel tested this issue and it worked well. So please check if your reference is correct. If it still won't work, please provide the complete project that can reproduce this error.

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I  modified the TocTest app that I supplied for the other thread to create a LiscenceAlert.pdf and NoLiscenceAlert.pdf. Just change the path in GetAsposeLiscense to point to the correct locations for your liscense file(s). Both pdf's are included with the project.

Hi,

I have already tested this issue, and I think Tommy's workaround will give you correct output. It's not the matter of licensing, although what you are saying is correct, that if we use license then it won't give the required output. But it is related to a blank row and we can't avoid it right now. we will try to fix it.

Thanks.

 Adeel Ahmad
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 Aspose Changsha Team
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unfortunately the workaround does not help. The table that is causing the problem is a html table in a cell of the table defined in the word template doc.It is part of the data that gets pulled from the database and inserted using mail merge fields. Is there a way to change the row span attribute on a nested table like this? I don't really think that will help since the word doc output is correct and the footer is not overlayed, this only seems to be happening in the pdf, so the setting would have to be changed on the pdf side.

Hi,

Programmatically in Aspose.Words, I don't know how to do this. Might be Aspose.Words can guide you well in this regard. I will discuss this with our developers and will let you know as soon as a solution is found. Sorry for inconvenience.

Thanks.

Adeel Ahmad
Support Developer
Aspose Changsha Team
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I can't find the xml for                         ds.ReadXml("c:\\downloads\\test.xml");
I tried using ds.xml but can't reproduce this error.

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sorry, try this one

I have reproduced this error and logged this issue. We will try to fix it at this weekend.

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I think this bug has been fixed. Please try the attachment before we publishing the hotfix.

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This does fix the overlap. Looking at the way the overlap occured, the row was split so part ovelaps the footer and the rest is moved to the next page. Now the portion of the row that overlapped has been removed but it is not moved to the next page to be with the rest of the row. This causes the first row of the following page to be reduced in height.

You are right. We managed to remove the blank row at the end of the first page but we can't move it to the next page since the row is set to be "allow broken". It you set the IsRowBroken to false, the row will be moved to next page. Can you pleace check if you can set that in the Word document? As I know there is such setting in Word table but I am not sure about HTML table. 

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