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Article #1418Re: Access image placed by xml-rules
From: Siegfried_Kauschat
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:01
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:01
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Hi Stefan, thank you for your answer. I've read your former posts to similar problems and always wondered about the data types of element and co.: $.writeln(element) -> [object XMLElement] $.writeln(element.parent) -> [object XMLElement] $.writeln(element.xmlContent) -> [object Text] $.writeln(element.xmlContent.parent) -> [object XmlStory] Are that the expected data types? I think XmlStory is not the expected type to look for my rectangle. And why is element.xmlContent a text object? Even Indesign shows this node with the icon for "graphic node" - an I see the image in the document after processing the rule-script. What else than the href-attribute makes an xml-node a "graphic" one?
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