Hi! I got a table with subtables inside. I can successfully control the subtables' column widths but not the main table ones.
Here's the code and below the result. If TLDR, important code is towards the end.
tmp_dir = Rails.root.join("tmp")
path = tmp_dir + "work_hours_test.pdf"
pdf = Prawn::Document.new(:page_size => PDF::Core::PageGeometry::SIZES["A4"])
title = [[{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.title').upcase, colspan: 3}]]
signature_table = pdf.make_table(
[
["#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.signature')}:", {image: '/home/raquel/Documents/signature_example.png', :image_height => 70}],
[{content: "#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.date')}: #{"???data firma"}", colspan:2}]
]
) do |table|
table.cell_style = {border_width: 0}
end
headers = [
[{content: pdf.make_table([
[
pdf.make_table([ [{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.company'), colspan: 2}],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.name_or_company_name'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.nif_cif'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.ccc'), "??"],
], width: pdf.bounds.width/2){|table|
table.row(0).font_style = :bold
},
pdf.make_table([ [{content: I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.worker'), colspan: 2}],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.name'), ubiquo_user.full_name],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.nif'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.social_security_number'), "??"],
], width: pdf.bounds.width/2){|table|
table.row(0).font_style = :bold
},
],
[{content: "#{I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.month')}: #{"??"}", colspan: 2}],
[{content: signature_table, colspan: 2}],
], width: pdf.bounds.width, cell_style: {:background_color => "F1F1F1"}), colspan: 3}],
[{content: "", colspan: 3}],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.date'), I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.schedule'), I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_day_hours')]
]
month_hours = 0
table_data = work_hours_ranges.group_by(&:date).map do |date, ranges|
# (some unimportant code ...)
[date, hour_ranges, total_hours]
end
footer_data = [[{content: "", colspan: 3}],
[{content: pdf.make_table([
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_hours'), month_hours],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.expected_hours'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.hour_bag'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.hour_bag_spent'), "??"],
[I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.total_balance'), "??"],
]){|table|
table.width = pdf.bounds.width
table.column_widths = {1 => 50}
table.cell_style = {:background_color => "F1F1F1"}
table.row(-1).font_style = :bold
}, colspan: 3}]]
pdf.table(title + headers + table_data + footer_data) do |table|
table.header = 4
# blank separators:
table.row(2).border_left_width = 0
table.row(2).border_right_width = 0
table.row(-2).border_left_width = 0
table.row(-2).border_right_width = 0
# title style
table.row(0).font_style = :bold
table.row(0).align = :center
# column headers style:
table.row(3).font_style = :bold
table.row(3).font_style = :bold
# ---> ---> IMPORTANT CODE HERE <--- < ---
# table.column_widths = {0 => 50, 2 => 50} # I have also tried this way
table.column(0).width = 50
table.column(2).width = 50
end
page_numbering_options = {
at: [pdf.bounds.right - 150, 0],
width: 150,
align: :right,
start_count_at: 1,
}
pdf.number_pages I18n.t('ubiquo.work_hours_month_validation.pdf.page'), page_numbering_options
pdf.render_file path
You can see the footer table respects the widths I've set, but the main content's columns have equal widths.
Hi! I got a table with subtables inside. I can successfully control the subtables' column widths but not the main table ones.
Here's the code and below the result. If TLDR, important code is towards the end.
You can see the footer table respects the widths I've set, but the main content's columns have equal widths.
Thanks in advance!