Re: [Xtf-user] Indexing Strategy/Display of Hits

[Martin H. <m1...@sn...>]

This sort of situation is ideal for sectionType. It's quite useful for=
 preserving information from the original XML to guide the transformation.

--Martin


On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 17:05:18 -0500, Tamara Lopez wrote:
>=A0Hi,
>=A0
>=A0We are transforming the documents in dynaXML, and have altered the
>=A0xslt to produce the different versions by selectively processing
>=A0tags.
>=A0
>=A0Where I am having difficulty is in directing the user to one or the
>=A0other version from the search results screen, because within the
>=A0hits, I can't use the structure of the original XML to guide the
>=A0transformation logic.
>=A0
>=A0I think your suggestion to use the sectionType attribute will work;
>=A0its usage was a little unclear to me, but I can see now how it
>=A0could apply to this scenario.
>=A0
>=A0Thanks for getting back to me so quickly,
>=A0Tamara
>=A0
>=A0but the problem is in directing the user to the different versions
>=A0of the document
>=A0
>=A0so for example, we are using the
>=A0On Aug 25, 2005, at 4:48 PM, Martin Haye wrote:
>=A0
>=A0I'm not quite sure I understand your problem, so the following
>=A0might not make sense...
>=A0
>=A0Have you considered transforming them in dynaXML? That is, on the
>=A0fly rather than before indexing?
>=A0
>=A0Barring that, you could stick both the HTML documents together, and
>=A0add the "xtf:sectionType" attribute to the differentiate the
>=A0elements. This attribute is reported in <snippet>=A0elements in your
>=A0results. Would this help at all?
>=A0
>=A0--Martin
>=A0
>=A0On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 16:24:28 -0500, Tamara Lopez wrote:
>=A0
>>=A0Hello,
>>=A0
>>=A0I am working with TEI files that are transformed into two
>>=A0different =A0HTML versions.
>>=A0Data within the files need to be indexed that will appear in one
>>=A0or =A0the other or both of the HTML versions. =A0
>>=A0I am wondering how I can index and retain some some context about
>>=A0=A0which version of the document the hit appears in. =A0For example,
>>=A0in =A0the resultFormatter I would like to build the 'hit' links to
>>=A0the =A0distinct HTML versions: =A0=A0=A0Hit 1: apple - linked with a
>>=A0doc.view=3Dversion1 =A0Hit 2: apple - linked with doc.view=3Dversion2 =A0
>>=A0I can think of no way to do this short of indexing each document =A0
>>=A0twice, one for each version.
>>=A0Does anyone have any other ideas about this might be done?
>>=A0
>>=A0Thanks in advance,
>>=A0Tamara
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