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Localising xml files is pretty much straight forward. But using XML as a tool to build a localisation process on is perhaps not as common.
Single Source publishing using Altova Missionkit can be used to design a full process, from authoring in Authentic to batch publishing localised XML, RTF, HTML and PDFs all at once.
Click the link to learn more ny reading this case study at Localization, Localisation.
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Localising xml files is pretty much straight forward. But using XML as a tool to build a localisation process on is perhaps not as common.
Single Source publishing using Altova Missionkit can be used to design a full process, from authoring in Authentic to batch publishing localised XML, RTF, HTML and PDFs all at once.
Click the link to learn more ny reading this case study at Localization, Localisation.
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Localising xml files is pretty much straight forward. But using XML as a tool to build a localisation process on is perhaps not as common.
Single Source publishing using Altova Missionkit can be used to design a full process, from authoring in Authentic to batch publishing localised XML, RTF, HTML and PDFs all at once.
Click the link to learn more ny reading this case study at Localization, Localisation.
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Hi,
I'm using Missionkit 2007 and I'm having a problem with the validate and check well-formedness functions in XML Spy: the buttons don't seem to work.
Validation still happens when I save a file, and catches errors when there are some, but the buttons (which would allow access to the detailed error report) do nothing anymore.
Has anyone encountered this before?
Thanks,
Nick.
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Same in StyleVision 2007...
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Hi,
I've since fixed most of my issues, partly thanks to these classes, many thanks!
I'm still stuck regarding embedding fonts into PDf however.
Altova support can't help because it's FOP, I've looked at the Apache website but was unsuccessful.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some help/ classes etc. in this respect?
Cheers!
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Hi,
I have a working xml/xsd/sps setup which allows me to publish XML content into HTML.
I need the same content to be published into PDF with a number of graphical tweaks (e.g. force node to display on 2 colums at bootom of page, embed fonts, define margins etc.)
Coudl anyone point me in the direction of some Stylevision/XSL-FO tutorials or information relating specifically to this?
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Solution provided by Altova Support (thanks!):
From the 'All Global Elements' section I select the 'ul' element, right-click -> 'Make/Remove Global Template'. I then drag the 'li' child of that 'ul' element in
the new global template and selected the 'Create Bullets and Numbering' option, accepting the defaults.
Next I dragged the 'ul' element from the 'Root Elements' section into the design area, selecting the 'Use Global Template' option from the resulting context
sensitive menu.
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Thanks pvallone. Unfortunately my first post was misleading.
Numbering is not an issue, I'm working with unordered lists.
Basically I'm trying to display a list like this one:
<ul>
<li>Coffee</li>
<li>Tea</li>
<ul>
<li>Black tea</li>
<li>Green tea</li>
</ul>
<li>Milk</li>
</ul>
But Stylevision outputs this:
Coffee
Tea Black Tea Green Tea
Black Tea
Green Tea
Milk
I'm trying to get to this instead:
Coffee
Tea
Black Tea
Green Tea
Milk
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I'm trying to display unordered lists in an xml file using Stylevision but cannot get pass the following behavior. Can anyone help?
XML file:
<ul>
<li>(1)
<ul2>
<li2>(1.1)</li2>
<li2>(1.2)</li2>
</ul2>
</li>
<li>(2)
</li>
</ul>
Displayed through Stylesheet:
. (1) (1.1)(1.2)
o (1.1)(1.2)
. (2)
What I would like to do:
. (1)
o (1.1)(1.2)
. (2)
Any ideas?
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