End Tag Error when Customizing Charactersheet

**LordEntrails** · September 1st, 2019, 22:28

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.

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

Line 106 is simply the end close

Code:

		</sheetdata>

The only section I've modified/added is;

Code:

			<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>

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;

Code:

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

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.

**Kelrugem** · September 1st, 2019, 22:43

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

Code:

 </string_labeled>

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

)

**Zacchaeus** · September 1st, 2019, 22:53

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

**LordEntrails** · September 1st, 2019, 22:53

Yep, that was it. Thanks!

Correct code is;

Code:

			<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>

**LordEntrails** · September 1st, 2019, 23:09

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

Screen Shot 09-01-19 at 03.02 PM.PNG

Code:

            <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>

**Kelrugem** · September 1st, 2019, 23:52

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:

Code:

<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>

This maybe resolves the problem

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:

Code:

<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>

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

**LordEntrails** · September 2nd, 2019, 00:37

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.

**Kelrugem** · September 2nd, 2019, 00:50

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.

You're welcome

I also do not really know what this right offset is doing in that situation

**LordEntrails** · September 2nd, 2019, 17:10

@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.
Screen Shot 09-02-19 at 09.08 AM.PNG Screen Shot 09-02-19 at 09.08 AM 001.PNG

**Kelrugem** · September 2nd, 2019, 17:16

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

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