Problem with rx:bookmark

[Bleedos]

I though that my XSL file was finished before I started working with PDF bookmarks. I am using XEP with rx:bookmark extension. The bookmarks are created, I see them in my PDF file but they all point to the same destination, which is the last destination I specified in my loop.I have an XML file in which I have my data:

<type_compte type="EOP">      <cheque type="dcn" recto="Images/recto1.jpg" cle="a"              verso="Images/verso1.jpg"              date="12 MAI 2005"              nocheque="122"              montant="1500.00"              noref="12345678910" />......</type_compte><type_compte type="MC1">      <cheque type="dcn" recto="Images/recto2.jpg" cle="b".........</type_compte>

Here is the code for my bookmarks:

      <rx:outline>         <xsl:for-each select="//type_compte">            <rx:bookmark internal-destination="@type">            <rx:bookmark-label><xsl:value-of select="@type"/></rx:bookmark-label>            <xsl:for-each select="cheque">               <rx:bookmark internal-destination="@cle">               <rx:bookmark-label><xsl:value-of select="@cle"/></rx:bookmark-label>               </rx:bookmark>            </xsl:for-each>            </rx:bookmark>         </xsl:for-each>      </rx:outline>

Here are my templates for "type_compte" and "cheque":

<xsl:template match="type_compte">   <fo:block id="@type" text-align="left" font-weight="bold" font-size="11pt" space-before.minimum="12pt">      <xsl:value-of select="@type"/>   </fo:block>   <fo:block>      <xsl:apply-templates />   </fo:block></xsl:template><xsl:template match="cheque">   <!-- Images recto et verso -->   <fo:block id="@cle" text-align="left" space-after.minimum="3pt">......</xsl:template>

The ids of my blocks elements are "cle" for "cheque" and "type" for "type_compte".The bookmarks appear in my PDF file. Here is what I get in my PDF:

-EOP   |- a   |- b   |- c   |- d-MC1   |- e   |- f   |- g   |- h   |- i

If I click on "c", it will point me to "i". The same thing with every other bookmark.If I click on "EOP", it will point me to "MC1".What do I do wrong??

[boen_robot]

OMG. I have no idea of this "rx" thing. I could tell you that you could use the generate-id() function of XSLT to create the "link" though. Check the XSLT reference of W3Schools for details on the generate-id() function and let me know the result .

[Bleedos]

OMG. I have no idea of this "rx" thing. I could tell you that you could use the generate-id() function of XSLT to create the "link" though. Check the XSLT reference of W3Schools for details on the generate-id() function and let me know the result .

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I thought of using generate-id() but, what do I use in the rx:bookmark? If I call generate-id() in the <fo:block> and in the <rx:bookmark>, it will generate two different ids?? If I only call it from the <fo:block>, do I have access to it from <rx:bookmark>. I am not sure of the way XSL files are processed. Is there an order? If the <fo:root> is processed first, I don't have access to the id of my <fo:block> because it is in a template?By the way, what does OMG mean? Thank you

[Bleedos]

"rx" is for RenderX XEPxmlns:rx="http://www.renderx.com/XSL/Extensions"

[boen_robot]

That RenderX still doesn't ring any bells. Hope I'll find something on the site...OMG means "Oh My God". It's a "chat dialect" in other words. Like "btw" means "By The Way", etc.The only trick with generate-id() is that it's argument is a node set. A unique identifier is generated for this node set. The ID is repeated if the node set is. So this means if you use for example "generate-id(@type)" in two places, same IDs would be generated for both places. If you have something like

<xsl:for-each select="something"><a href="generate-id(@type)"><xsl:value-of select="."/></a></xsl:for-each>

And have 2 "something"s in your XML, this would mean an output of 2 IDs in this cycle. However, when you start a new cycle with the same node set, like in the example of the generate-id() in the reference, you start generating the same IDs from the start, thus creating something like a virtual link between them.Just remember to use the same node set in both the bookmark and the actual point where it should lead.

[Bleedos]

Thank you very much. Someone from the xep-support list answered me. He told me to put "{ }" around my @type and @cle. It worked.Probably. I am looking at your solution and I think it would also work.Thank you again for your help.