Paige,
You might want to keep an eye on your XML content coming from inDesign. It can
come out out of order. Seems text frames are output in the order they are input.
So you might want to do a sort based on x y positioning.
As for your problem I use ANT to do just that through a regex. Simple to set up
and execute.
Marijan (Mario) Madunic
Quoting Paige Harrington <paige(_at_)ripshoprecords(_dot_)com>:
I'm using a program called InDesign to export my xml from.
I'm taking the xml file and using it for display on the web.
What I'm trying to get away from is having to manually add the link
to the xsl stylesheet.
Every time I export, I have to open it and add the line and resave it.
I was wondering if I could just have one master xml file that will
have the link to the xsl stylesheet and include the main xml file
that I'm exporting.
I'm a little confused about what I've read about with xml includes
and not even sure that's what I need to use.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Paige Harrington
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