Table translation behavior using structured framemaker

2006-03-27 Thread Noah Evans
Hey,

I'm still very new to framemaker so please bear with me.

I've written a dtd and a set of rules files to try to convert a basic table
from xml(sorry for the Japanese characters):









1??01


2??02





which uses the following dtd:








When I try to convert this to structured framemaker I get stuck with each of
the ies all crammed together in one column. Everything is being
identified correctly in the edd with the right element types etc...(I would
post the edd but this is on Japanese framemaker).

I'm sure I'm missing something very simple regarding how structured
framemaker does table translation. Any advice on what I'm missing?

Noah Evans

Nara Japan


Re: Table translation behavior using structured framemaker

2006-03-27 Thread Lynne A. Price

Noah,
  The problem is that you have not told FrameMaker how many columns there 
are in the table, so it only creates one column. One easy fix is to add a 
cols attribute to your tgroup element whose value is the number of columns 
in the table.

--Lynne


At 08:55 PM 3/26/2006, Noah Evans wrote:
Hey, I'm still very new to framemaker so please bear with me. I've written 
a dtd and a set of rules files to try to convert a basic table from 
xml(sorry for the Japanese characters): 

¹¤³ÌÄÚÈݹ¤¾ß·¬ºÅ 

1Í⾶»Ä¼Ó¹¤01 
  
2Í⾶ÊËÉϤ²¼Ó¹¤02 
which uses the following 
dtd:   
   
 When I try to convert this to structured 
framemaker I get stuck with each of the ies all crammed together in 
one column. Everything is being identified correctly in the edd with the 
right element types etc...(I would post the edd but this is on Japanese 
framemaker). I'm sure I'm missing something very simple regarding how 
structured framemaker does table translation. Any advice on what I'm 
missing? Noah Evans Nara Japa___



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Table translation behavior using structured framemaker

2006-03-27 Thread Lynne A. Price
Noah,
   The problem is that you have not told FrameMaker how many columns there 
are in the table, so it only creates one column. One easy fix is to add a 
cols attribute to your tgroup element whose value is the number of columns 
in the table.
 --Lynne


At 08:55 PM 3/26/2006, Noah Evans wrote:
>Hey, I'm still very new to framemaker so please bear with me. I've written 
>a dtd and a set of rules files to try to convert a basic table from 
>xml(sorry for the Japanese characters): 
>
> 
>
>1??01 
>  
>2??02 
>which uses the following 
>dtd:   
>   
> When I try to convert this to structured 
>framemaker I get stuck with each of the ies all crammed together in 
>one column. Everything is being identified correctly in the edd with the 
>right element types etc...(I would post the edd but this is on Japanese 
>framemaker). I'm sure I'm missing something very simple regarding how 
>structured framemaker does table translation. Any advice on what I'm 
>missing? Noah Evans Nara Japa___
>
>
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Table translation behavior using structured framemaker

2006-03-27 Thread Noah Evans
Hey,

I'm still very new to framemaker so please bear with me.

I've written a dtd and a set of rules files to try to convert a basic table
from xml(sorry for the Japanese characters):




工程内容工具番号




1外径荒加工01


2外径仕上げ加工02





which uses the following dtd:








When I try to convert this to structured framemaker I get stuck with each of
the ies all crammed together in one column. Everything is being
identified correctly in the edd with the right element types etc...(I would
post the edd but this is on Japanese framemaker).

I'm sure I'm missing something very simple regarding how structured
framemaker does table translation. Any advice on what I'm missing?

Noah Evans

Nara Japan
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