| I forgot to answer the rest of your question; I does work with word and pdf files. (also RTF) For pdf files I use the line plugin PDFPlug -no_metadata -use_sections 1
and this gives me numbered pages for word documents it is exactly the same as with the html; you just embed the <!-- <section><description> etc. --> in the body of the documents good luck s.
Stephen.DeGabrielle@cdu.edu.au
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Subject: [greenstone-users] Re: Table of contents
Hi Nathan,
you need to have a line in your collect.cfg file
format DocumentContents true
(p43 Developers Guide)
and you need taging like in the demo collection document "The Courier - N°158 - July - August 1996 Dossier Communication and the media - Country report Cape Verde" Look at the source ref: ec158e.htm in the gsdl/collect/demo/import folder
You will see the the TOC is generated from the Title metadata in the description blocks of the Sections; (as per p36 Developers Guide)
You can also have paged documents with a pageflipper / goto page number selector by having the chaper titles being 1,2,3 etc.
Look below to see a chopped up version - where I have tried to show the TOC heirachy by inserting some CAPS text of my own
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=windows-1252">
<META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="Microsoft Word 97">
<TITLE><<TOC1>> The Courier - N�158 - July - August 1996 Dossier Communication and the media - Country report Cape Verde</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<B><FONT FACE="Arial" SIZE=2><P ALIGN="JUSTIFY"></P>
<!--
<Section>
<Description>
<Metadata name="Title">DOCUMENT TITLE: The Courier - N�158 - July - August 1996 Dossier Communication and the media - Country report Cape Verde</Metadata>
</Description>
-->
<!--
<Section>
<Description>
<Metadata name="Title">CHAPTER 1: Meeting point (HAS NO TEXT OF ITS OWN _ JUST CONTAINS ANOTHER SECTION</Metadata>
</Description>
-->
</B><P ALIGN="JUSTIFY"></P>
<B><P></P>
<!--
<Section>
<Description>
<Metadata name="Title">CHAPTER SUBSECTION Robert Ménard, Director of 'Reporters sans frontières'</Metadata>
</Description>
-->
[TEXT HERE]
<!--
</Section> [CLOSES SUBSECTION]
</Section>[CLOSES CHAPTER]
<Section>[ANOTHER CHAPTER]
<Description>
<Metadata name="Title">Aknowlegments</Metadata>
</Description>
-->
[lots of text here...]
<!--
</Section>[CLOSES CHAPTER]
</Section>[CLOSES DOCUMENT]
-->
</BODY>
</HTML>
---ENO OF FILE-------
Hi
When a document is displayed (especially
journal article / book / theses) either through
Browsing/Searching, Is it possible to display the
Table of contents (i.e. the different headings and
subheadings, just like book-marks in MS Word document)
of that document and to select and see whichever
portion of the document that is required. If possible,
pl tell how it could be got.
[There is a mention as "Tagging source document files"
in the GSDL documentation. Is it possible only with
HTML documents or possible with other documents also
like pdf, word? ]
Shanmuganathan
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