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Article #1423Re: Access image placed by xml-rules
From: Olav_Kvern
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:07
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2009 21:07
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Hi Siegfried, If the parent of the element is an XMLStory, that means that the Element is not placed anywhere in the layout. When a graphic is contained by an unplaced XML element, it is an inline/anchored object--i.e., it's contained by a text character. Is it possible that the element has not yet been placed in the layout at the point at which you're getting the types? Whether or not that remains true depends on how you place the graphic in the layout--you can place it as either an inline graphic or an independent graphic. Once you place the XML in a layout, the type of the parent element of the content will change. Thanks, Ole
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