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IDML Filter: How to tell the parser to avoid nested tags in the extracted XLIFF
This would sound strange and you could skip this post but I find it weird that Okapi generates this kind of XML structure, although this is a valid XLIFF (and XML as well)
<target xml:lang="id"><mrk mid="0" mtype="seg"><g id="1">COVID-19 testing and vaccination <x id="2"/>is </g>free<g id="3"> for everyone in the world <x id="4"/>even if you don’t have a that particular card.</g></mrk></target>
Notice that there is <x/>
tag inside <g>
tag. what I know about XLIFF 1.2 is that <g>
tag should be closed before another tag. I might be wrong, but could it be done like that within the IDML config?
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There is nothing wrong with a <x/> element inside an ,g>..</g> element (or another <g>…</g> element inside a <g>…</g> element for that matter. as long as the tags are well-formed, it is OK. For example you can have such structure if you have an HTML <br/> tag inside a span of <B>.
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