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  1. #41
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    i thought that, but for some reason i cant get the first cascade to work

    Code:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
    <root version="2.0">
    	<library>
    		<mylist>
    			<name type="string">Professions</name>
    			<categoryname type="string">Call of Cthulhu</categoryname>
    			<entries>
    			<occupations>
    					<librarylink type='windowreference'>
    						<class>referenceindex</class>
    						<recordname>..</recordname>
    					</librarylink>
    					<name type='string'>Professions</name>
    					<index>
    			
    				<civil>
    					<librarylink type='windowreference'>
    						<class>referenceindex</class>
    						<recordname>..</recordname>
    					</librarylink>
    					<name type='string'>Civilian</name>
    					<index>
    						<id-00001>
    							<listlink type="windowreference">
    								<class>referencetext</class>
    								<recordname>..</recordname>
    							</listlink>
    							<name type='string'>Aviator</name>
    							<text type='formattedtext'>
    								<p>You don't need to be in the military to learn to fly, as the Aviator proves.
    								Many young men and women, fascinated by the power of flight and the freedom it
    								brings, fly for fun or profit and occasionally both.  Civilian pilots like the
    								Aviator can be seconded to military services, such as those flying for the Briish
    								Ait Transport Auxiliary.</p>
    								 <p><b><i>Earnings</i></b>Lower to Middle, Middle, Middle to Upper</p>
    								 <p><b><i>Connections</i></b>Aircraft manufacturers, airfield personnel, Courier companies
    								 film studios, government surveying departments, mechanics, pilots, Access to a plane.</p>
    								 <p><b><i>Specialisations</i></b>Aeroplane Ferring, Aircraft Manufacturer Test Pilot, Courier,
    								 Mapping and Surveying, Passenger Services, Racing Pilot, Record-breaker, Stunt Pilot</p>
    								 <p><b><i>Skills</i></b>Bargin, Electrical Repair, Listen, Mechanical Repair, Navigate(Air,Sea),
    								 Pilot (single-prop or Multi-prop), Radio Operator, and Spot Hidden, plus up to two other professional
    								  or personal interest skills.</p>
    								  <p><b><i>BONUS</i></b> <i>Home Ground</i>: the Aviator can add an additional +20% to Navigate when flying over familiar territory.</p>
    							</text>
    						</id-00001>
    						<id-00002>
    							<listlink type="windowreference">
    								<class>referencetext</class>
    								<recordname>..</recordname>
    							</listlink>
    							<name type='string'>Black Marketeer</name>
    							<text type='formattedtext'>
    								<p>War provides many opportunities, if you know where to look for them. The Black Marketeer is a combination thief, smuggler,
    								gambler, and entrepreneur, always on the lookout for a tasty bit of merchandise that he can sell on at a profit, with
    								hidden caches scattered here, there, and everywhere. He is frequently only a few steps ahead of the law, who take a very
    								dim view of his line of business.</p>
    								<p><b><i>EARNINGS</i></b>Lower, Lower to Middle, Middle.</p>
    								<p><b><i>CONNECTIONS</i></b>Criminals (including organised crime), customs officials, dock workers, 
    								local police, shopkeepers.</p>
    								<p><b><i>SPECIALISATIONS</i></b>Food, fuel, luxury items, ration books.</p>
    								<p><b><i>SKILLS</i></b>Accounting, Bargain, Climb, Conceal, Fast Talk, Fist/Punch, 
    								Forgery, Hide, Listen, Locksmith, Persuade, Psychology, Scrounge, Sneak, and Spot Hidden, 
    								plus up to two other professional skills</p>.
    								<p><b><i>BONUS</i></b>Nobody's Fool: the Black Marketeer is virtually immune to Fast Talk or 
    								Persuade. Treat every attempt to do so as a Difficult skill check.</p>
    							</text>
    						</id-00002>
    						<id-00003>
    							<listlink type="windowreference">
    								<class>referencetext</class>
    								<recordname>..</recordname>
    							</listlink>
    							<name type='string'>Boffin</name>
    							<text type='formattedtext'>
    							</text>
    						</id-00003>
    					</index>
    				</civil>
    				<covert>
    						<librarylink type='windowreference'>
    						<class>referenceindex</class>
    						<recordname>..</recordname>
    					</librarylink>
    					<name type='string'>Covert</name>
    					<index>
    					</index>
    				</covert>
    				<military>
    						<librarylink type='windowreference'>
    						<class>referenceindex</class>
    						<recordname>..</recordname>
    					</librarylink>
    					<name type='string'>Military</name>
    					<index>
    					</index>
    				</military>
    			</occupations>
    			</entries>
    		</mylist>
    	</library>
    </root>
    Last edited by tlavalle; August 11th, 2015 at 01:54.
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  2. #42
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    ok all the drill downs work, but now the data is not showing i have included on profession for testing purposes.


    Code:
     <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
    <root version="2.0">
      <library>
        <rules-003 static="true">
          <name type="string">Reference</name>
          <categoryname type="string">Achtung! Cthulhu</categoryname>
          <entries>
    		<section-001>
    		  <librarylink type='windowreference'>
                <class>referenceindex</class>
                <recordname>..</recordname>
              </librarylink>
              <name type="string">Professions</name>
              <index>
               
                <id-00001>
                  <listlink type='windowreference'>
                    <class>referencespells</class>
                    <recordname>..</recordname>
                  </listlink>
                  <name type='string'>Civilian</name>
                  <spelltype type='string'>civil</spelltype>
                  <source type='string'>reference.professions@Reference</source>
                </id-00001>
                <id-00002>
                  <listlink type='windowreference'>
                    <class>referencespells</class>
                    <recordname>..</recordname>
                  </listlink>
                  <name type='string'>Covert</name>
                  <spelltype type='string'>covert</spelltype>
                  <source type='string'>reference.professions@Reference</source>
                </id-00002>
                <id-00003>
                  <listlink type='windowreference'>
                    <class>referencespells</class>
                    <recordname>..</recordname>
                  </listlink>
                  <name type='string'>Military</name>
                  <spelltype type='string'>military</spelltype>
                  <source type='string'>reference.professions@Reference</source>
                </id-00003>
                <id-00004>
                  <listlink type='windowreference'>
                    <class>referencespells</class>
                    <recordname>..</recordname>
                  </listlink>
                  <name type='string'>Special Training</name>
                  <spelltype type='string'>special</spelltype>
                  <source type='string'>reference.professions@Reference</source>
                </id-00004>
              </index>
            </section-001>
          </entries>
        </rules-003>
      </library>
      <reference>
    	<professions>
    		<id-00001>
    				<name type='string'>Aviator</name>
    				<type type='string'>civil</type>
    				<text type='formattedtext'>
    						<p>You don't need to be in the military to learn to fly, as the Aviator proves.
    						Many young men and women, fascinated by the power of flight and the freedom it
    						brings, fly for fun or profit and occasionally both.  Civilian pilots like the
    						Aviator can be seconded to military services, such as those flying for the Briish
    						Ait Transport Auxiliary.</p>
    						<p><b><i>Earnings</i></b>Lower to Middle, Middle, Middle to Upper</p>
    						<p><b><i>Connections</i></b>Aircraft manufacturers, airfield personnel, Courier companies
    						film studios, government surveying departments, mechanics, pilots, Access to a plane.</p>
    						<p><b><i>Specialisations</i></b>Aeroplane Ferring, Aircraft Manufacturer Test Pilot, Courier,
    						Mapping and Surveying, Passenger Services, Racing Pilot, Record-breaker, Stunt Pilot</p>
    						<p><b><i>Skills</i></b>Bargin, Electrical Repair, Listen, Mechanical Repair, Navigate(Air,Sea),
    						Pilot (single-prop or Multi-prop), Radio Operator, and Spot Hidden, plus up to two other professional
    						or personal interest skills.</p>
    						<p><b><i>BONUS</i></b> <i>Home Ground</i>: the Aviator can add an additional +20% to Navigate when flying over familiar territory.</p>
    				</text>
    		</id-00001>
    	</professions>
      </reference>
      </root>
    Last edited by tlavalle; August 12th, 2015 at 16:00.
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    Cluster bombing from B-52s is very, very accurate. The bombs always hit the ground.

  3. #43
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    Do it like I showed above in post #36 - don't use a separate <reference> section for the data, include it in the menu.
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    ok i will try that
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    Cluster bombing from B-52s is very, very accurate. The bombs always hit the ground.

  5. #45
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    got it to work thank you so very much
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    Cluster bombing from B-52s is very, very accurate. The bombs always hit the ground.

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