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Originally Posted by Guessed
How is the content tagged? The usual 'editing workflow' should be to work with native Word documents and export to html for each release. Editing the html files as the source for a revision loses a lot of the control and tagging.
We need to know what tagging is being used that survives saving/opening as html. If that content is there then a macro can use it.
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Keeping a native copy of the word documents would be ideal but unfortunately we're working with 20,000-30,000 already exported pages so that ship has sailed.
Our "tagging" not a word feature, we use an HTML element that's been added to the document outside of word. It looks something like this:
Code:
<taggedcontent path="/Content/WHIMIS" position="employee"></taggedcontent>
then we have a script in our LMS that will inject the requested content via an ajax request. Since it's an empty element no content appears without our script present, thus it's easy to be deleted from within word.
Thanks a lot for your help thus far by the way!