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Re: [JS] Iterate through all XML elements in the active document?

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From: Marilyn_Langfeld
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2004 18:04
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Hi Phil. It all comes down to strategy, I guess. I've not been successful at learning scripting (I keep thinking I should take Shane's course -- who know, maybe this year). I'm about to take an individualized course in xml and xslt, if I can work something out with my clients, in addition to having the consultants modify a general DTD (which I'll select with their recommendations) for use with the magazine. The consultants will help me learn to modify the DTD myself, plus do xslt transformations, as part of the class.

I didn't realize that InDesign doesn't support xml tags in tables and merged/split table cells. We don't use too many tables, but in the transformation from InDesign to web that might be important.

I'll also keep in touch, and would be happy to share both ways. I probably won't have anything to show until some time in March or April, though.
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