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Gegers87
Inspiring
September 5, 2013
Question

Ordering browse sequences

  • September 5, 2013
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Hello there

I have been linking a RH project to FM files, crated TOCs, Indexes... all's fine except for one thing

I'm trying to generate browse sequences automatically from the TOCs. However, when I try to do so, the browse sequence navigator remains empty once I've chosen my root-TOC and the TOC levels to use. I cannot find out what I'm doing wrong.

Moreover, i can see available browse sequences in the browse-sequence editor window. But they are order alphabetically, which makes it impossible to add them manually to my project's browse sequence, as they are not ordered by my task levels. Is there another way to order them ?

Any hint would be greatly appreciated

Thanks a lot.

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Jeff_Coatsworth
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Jeff_CoatsworthCommunity Expert
Community Expert
September 5, 2013

I’m assuming you’ve used the trick of specifying a “0” level sequence for auto-TOC creation – maybe a screenshot would help us all. Use the camera icon in the web interface of the forum.

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Gegers87Author
Inspiring
September 5, 2013

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your answer. I didn't know about the trick you mentioned, I tried it but it didn't change anything.

Here are more explanatory views of my problem :

As you can see, I can see my items just fine in the left side of the browse sequence editor window. My RH project is composed of several folders. Each one has its own TOC, with a master TOC (called Documentation_All). including all the other TOCs.

When I click "create aotomatically from TOC" button, the next window appears. I select my TOC and set 0 in the level field as you suggested. The thing is that after I've clicked the "OK" button, nothing happens and the browse sequence list remains empty.

Thanks a lot for your help.

Captiv8r
Captiv8r
Legend
September 5, 2013

Hi there

Can you please open the TOC you are trying to use and show us a screen capture of that TOC structure?

Thanks... Rick

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