Hi Everybody,
I am getting error while creating ADA compliance PDF and this is due to link coming in the subhead component, whereas it is working fine for text components. For example:
<bridgehead><para><para>This is test head having a <?xpp :pdfs;12;www.google.com?>link<?xpp :pdfe;12></para></para></bridgehead>
Can anybody help me to fix it.
Thanks!
Shahnawaz
Hi Shahnawaz,
What is the error you are getting?
Kind regards,
Sharon Appleton
Hi Sharon,
I am getting below error:
PDFlib exception occurred:
[12013] PDF_begin_item: Element type 'H2' cannot have any descendants in weakly structured PDF/UA
I am using divpdf -pdfua -pdfmark to generate the ADA compliance PDF.
If I remove the switch -pdfmark from divpdf command then my PDF generates successfully so wanted to know how we can handle the link in the subheads.
Thanks!
Shahnawaz
Hi Shahnawaz,
Please open a support case with us for assistance. The message indicates a tag structure problem, we would be happy to help you figure this out. If you eliminate the :pdfs/:pdfe macros in that specific locations, do you still get the error?
Kind regards,
Sharon
Hi Shahnawaz,
In the PDF Support in XPP manual, in the Special PDF Features: Direct-to-PDF (divpdf) chapter 8, there is the following section:
When debugging issues with PDF tagging, you may encounter PDFlib exceptions in cases where, for example, an assigned PDF tag is not valid in the context in which it is assigned. In such cases, it can be useful to execute divpdf with the -dump option, which creates a debugging output file named divpdf.log in the same directory where the PDF is created.
By examining the divpdf.log file, specifically looking for operations having to do with PDF tagging, you might get some hints as to what the problem with tagging is.
Jonathan Dagresta
RWS Group/XPP Development
Hi Shahnawaz,
Were you able to find the answer to your question?
Sharon
Thanks Sharon for following up on this issue but the issue is still not resolved.
This was a test case created by our internal QA team, so there is no rush to fix this but as you mentioned in previous comment to eliminate the :pdfs/:pdfe macros in that specific locations resolves the issue but the linking won't work.
We will open a ticket if needed.
Thanks!
Shahnawaz
Hi Shahnawaz.
I reviewed previous comments here and am thinking It could be the css file you are using on output that needs a change. The error message indicates you have an H2 with descendants that are not allowed so perhaps reviewing the mapped tags in the css file will help you get to a resolution for this one.
We would be happy to take a look at this via a support case when you are ready.
Sharon
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