Cool. Give them folks some nifty little programming problem and the comments keep rolling in.
However, I think the simple solution is somehow related to Louis' comment above.
I wrote a very similar code some months ago and what I did was rather straight and simple: Within a loop, create a temporary RTItem for each doc print, fill it using RenderToRTItem, call AppendRTItem to the RT field actually holding the complete output, add some code for page breaks and remove the temp RTItem. Works fine, even with inline images, on R5 and R6 servers.
The only "special" thing I can see is, that the RT filed containig the output is called "Body".
Right now I don't have the time to dig any deeper into my old code, but obviously it MUST be possible, just using RenderToRTItem.
Cool. Give them folks some nifty little programming problem and the comments keep rolling in.
However, I think the simple solution is somehow related to Louis' comment above.
I wrote a very similar code some months ago and what I did was rather straight and simple: Within a loop, create a temporary RTItem for each doc print, fill it using RenderToRTItem, call AppendRTItem to the RT field actually holding the complete output, add some code for page breaks and remove the temp RTItem. Works fine, even with inline images, on R5 and R6 servers.
The only "special" thing I can see is, that the RT filed containig the output is called "Body".
Right now I don't have the time to dig any deeper into my old code, but obviously it MUST be possible, just using RenderToRTItem.