Re: How to generate the Automatic XML Author Query via Java-Scripting-Reg.

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From: Karthik_ind
Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 15:26

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Hai Hari,

I think this is the better way for your need

1) First you sort out all <authorQuery> tags and it's information within one parent tag using a perl script or anything else... (e.g,
  <Queries>
     <authorQuery>....</authorQuery>
     <authorQuery>....</authorQuery>
     <authorQuery>....</authorQuery>
  </Queries>

2) In your InDesign file you can easily paste the parent tag <Queries> in a separate textframe by using Place Holder frame.

Please let me know if you need more information!!!

Thanks
Karthik

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