- From: Alan Moran <alan.moran@ubs.com>
- Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 15:32:33 +0100
- To: www-xsl-fo@w3.org
A belated response to this question but I have seen it before and it is worth making the following comment. Since you are using FOP there is a bug (?) which means that certain page-number-citation references do not get resolved resulting in an irrelevant message along the lines of "id .... already exists in this document" - this I believe is exactly what you are describing. For what it is worth this does tend to occur if the page-number-citation element is a child of a block element that has a span="all" attribute (there may be other occasions where this behaviour can be observed). Simply removing it span attribute solves the problem (though may of course create a new one for you ;-) ) I can't see yet from the FOP code why this is the case but would be interested if anyone else knows why - for now I'll continue to refer to it as a bug ;-) Alan.
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