End Tag Error when Customizing Charactersheet

Hope someone can point me in the right direction. I'm working on making a custom character sheet for CoreRPG and after some minor modifications and am getting an error when loading the campaign.

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XML Parse error ... campaign/record_char.xml - Error on line 106: Error reading end tag.

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Line 106 is simply the end close

Code:

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                </sheetdata>

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The only section I've modified/added is;

Code:

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                        <frame_char name="overviewframe">
                                <bounds>15,20,-140,45</bounds>
                        </frame_char>
                        <string_labeled name="name">
                                <anchored to="overviewframe" position="insidetopleft" offset="15,10" width="150" height="20">
                                        <right offset="-15" />
                                </anchored>
                                <labelres>char_label_name</labelres>
                        <string_labeled name="designation">
                                <anchored to="name" position="right" offset="5,0" width="175" />
                                <labelres>char_label_designation</labelres>
                        </string_labeled>

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Basically all I'm trying to do is split the name field into two sections so I added a width to the first one and placed the second part.

I've added the string "designation" to the strings_campaign.xml including;

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        <string name="char_label_designation">DESIGNATION</string>

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I'm guessing their is some LUA I'm missing, but don't know where to look. Find in Files hasn't given me anything.

I am not that proficient with that things but it looks like that there is one

Code:

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</string_labeled>

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missing, isn't it? (for the first string_labeled :) )

An end tag error means something hasn’t been closed somewhere.

Yep, that was it. Thanks!

Correct code is;

Code:

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                        <frame_char name="overviewframe">
                                <bounds>15,20,-140,45</bounds>
                        </frame_char>
                        <string_labeled name="name">
                                <anchored to="overviewframe" position="insidetopleft" offset="15,10" width="150" height="20">
                                        <right offset="-15" />
                                </anchored>
                                <labelres>char_label_name</labelres>
                        </string_labeled>       
                        <string_labeled name="designation">
                                <anchored to="name" position="right" offset="5,0" width="175" />
                                <labelres>char_label_designation</labelres>
                        </string_labeled>

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Well, not the correct code, the anchor tag isn't right.

This code is improved, but one can see that the horizontal line for the second field isn't there. Help appreciated :)
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Code:

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            <string_labeled name="name">
                <anchored to="overviewframe" position="insidetopleft" offset="15,10" width="150" height="20" />
                <labelres>char_label_name</labelres>
            </string_labeled>   
            <string_labeled name="designation">
                <anchored to="name" position="right" offset="5,0" width="100" >
                    <right offset="-15" />
                </anchored>
                <labelres>char_label_designation</labelres>
            </string_labeled>

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I just looked in some code for similar things in the 3.5e sheet and I guess your problem is the part with right offset :) Rather try:

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<string_labeled name="name">
    <anchored to="overviewframe" position="insidetopleft" offset="15,10" width="150" height="20" />
    <labelres>char_label_name</labelres>
</string_labeled>
<string_labeled name="designation">
    <anchored to="name" position="right" offset="5,0" width="100" />
    <labelres>char_label_designation</labelres>
</string_labeled>

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This maybe resolves the problem :D The code I took as a reference was the notes section in the character sheet in 3.5e about age, gender etc.. This looks like:

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<string_labeled name="gender">
                <anchored to="detailframe" position="insidetopleft" offset="15,10" width="50" height="20" />
                <labelres>char_label_gender</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="age">
                <anchored to="gender" position="right" offset="5,0" width="50" />
                <labelres>char_label_age</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="height">
                <anchored to="age" position="right" offset="5,0" width="50" />
                <labelres>char_label_height</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="weight">
                <anchored to="height" position="right" offset="5,0" width="50" />
                <labelres>char_label_weight</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="size">
                <anchored to="weight" position="right" offset="5,0" width="60" />
                <labelres>char_label_size</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="alignment">
                <anchored to="size" position="right" offset="5,0" width="80" />
                <labelres>char_label_alignment</labelres>
            </string_labeled>
            <string_labeled name="deity">
                <anchored to="alignment" position="right" offset="5,0" width="80" />
                <labelres>char_label_deity</labelres>
            </string_labeled>

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When I understand it correctly this does exactly what you want to do (but for a different situation), but the right offset is never used :) Thus, my suggestion in the first code box :)

EDIT: Just tried your method with that 3.5e example for the Deity line, then also its line has vanished; so the problem might really be that right offset :)

Thanks :) I should have caught that. I was taking the multiple entries in one line/frame from the character notes of CoreRPG. It shows the same things you showed. The anchored tag was part of the original for the Name field on the header and I kept it simple because I didn't know to remove it :)

Trying to look through the RefDocs to figure it out, but should have just experimented more :)

Really appreciate your help.

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Originally Posted by LordEntrails

Thanks :) I should have caught that. I was taking the multiple entries in one line/frame from the character notes of CoreRPG. It shows the same things you showed. The anchored tag was part of the original for the Name field on the header and I kept it simple because I didn't know to remove it :)

Trying to look through the RefDocs to figure it out, but should have just experimented more :)

Really appreciate your help.

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You're welcome :) I also do not really know what this right offset is doing in that situation :D

@Kelrugem,
Wanted to thank you again for your help. Have made a lot of progress (imo) so far. Certainly not 'fancy' and not done, but here's what I've got so far.
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You're welcome :) Looks nice so far :) I also learned a bit by helping you, my next extension for 3.5e changes also a bit in the character sheet such that my new knowledge by this thread may help me, too :)