Re: [xsl] creating elements and hierarchy

[Andreas Peter <info@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Quoting Florent Georges <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> Andrew Welch wrote:
>
> > 3.  Produce a small complete example of your problem and
> > post the XML and XSLT to the list - the samples should be
> > as small as possible with all unrelated code stripped out,
> > and be runnable by cutting and pasting.
>
> > Ideally you would've done #3 first, but it takes mailing
> > list experience to do that well.
>
>   I would definitely begin there.  Without a concise and
> precise description of the problem and the expected result,
> there is very low probability someone will be able to
> understand the problem and solve it.
>
>   If the OP does understand the problem, this is easy to
> write it down in the email.  But identifying the problem is
> not always as easy, especially when one doesn't know the
> answer.  In this case, the better way to get an answer, the
> *quickest* way to get an answer, is to cut down the sample we
> have, again and again, as long as the problem is showing up,
> untill we get a concise sample that reproduces the problem
> and shows it clearly and unambiguously.
>
>   I wonder if mixing XSL-FO elements and custom elements in
> the output is really what the OP is looking for.
>
>   Regards,
>
> --drkm
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Hello Florent,

mixing FO-elements and custom elements is not what I want. My output
should be something which I can process with docbook.
Unfortunately the scenario is the following:

I have different MSWord files, more or less unstructured and I need a
pdf-file generated by xsl(fo). My approach is, place the doc-files at
InDesign, export the texts as XML und then use a transformation for
the docbook. ThatB4s the theory.

Andrew gave me the hint to use the debugger. That helps me a lot. But
if new problems occures I will ask the list again :-) and post more
code.

Thanks a lot,
Andreas