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Problems Importing HTML Files to SDL Trados Studio 2009
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Rebelo Júnior
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Aug 4, 2011

I am facing two different problems with two separate HTML files during the import process to SDL Trados 2009:

1) File 1 - some paragraphs are not imported from source html document to Trados;

2) File 2- Trados is importing html codes from source html document to the .xliff document as text to be translated.

Is there anyone with some experience with html files importing to Trados to provide me with some guidance?

Is it the case to contact the cl... See more
I am facing two different problems with two separate HTML files during the import process to SDL Trados 2009:

1) File 1 - some paragraphs are not imported from source html document to Trados;

2) File 2- Trados is importing html codes from source html document to the .xliff document as text to be translated.

Is there anyone with some experience with html files importing to Trados to provide me with some guidance?

Is it the case to contact the client and ask for a solution?

Thank you all. Regards, Rebelo. ▲ Collapse
 
Jerzy Czopik
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Are these regular HTML files? Aug 4, 2011

Could you please check, if TagEdiitor behaves also eroneously?
If not, simply create TTX files out of the HTML files and work with those.
But I really suppose the files are no regular HTML files, but maybe php files or something similar...
 
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Jersy, thank you for your reply. They are html file. I am not experienced on Trados, so, do you have any hint about how properly set the tag editor: Best regards.
 
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If the files are proper html Aug 4, 2011

Studio should open them properly.

For Tageditor:
Start Workbench, create a new empty TM in your language pair
- Start Tageditor
- Open the html files or better drag & drop them on Tageditor window
- For ordinary html no further settings are required
- Save the files as TTX
- Process the TTX in Studio
 
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HTML validator... Trados bug... Aug 4, 2011

Rebelo Júnior wrote:

I am facing two different problems with two separate HTML files during the import process to SDL Trados 2009:

1) File 1 - some paragraphs are not imported from source html document to Trados;


Normally it should not occur for well formed files.
Use a HTML validator and check the file.

2) File 2- Trados is importing html codes from source html document to the .xliff document as text to be translated.


It's a common Trados error if the HTML file header or metainformation is invalid.
Both Studio and TagEditor are affected.
In this case, the file may be displayed properly 'cause, unlike Trados, the HTML browser simply skips the invalid line.
Use a HTML validator and check the file.

Cheers
GG
 


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