tf:tagger
tf:tagger is a required element that identifies who created or updated an XML
The tf:tagger element must appear once in a file, and is allowed to repeat. The name attribute is required, and should be set to the name of the typesetter or organization that created or updated the XML file.
The tagger element may be repeated to track updates to the document where it is practical to do so. Vendors may use this for their own tracking purposes. The optional attributes are as follows:
- iso-8601-date
- Date in YYYY-MM-DD format
- stage
- Workflow stage or action performed
- person-name
- Name of the person who created or updated the file
- script
- Name (and possibly the version) of a software program or script used on the file.
Files updated by production editors in CATS will include a tagger element that identifies "CATS" as the script.
The tf:tagger element may contain text, for example to comment about changes that were made.
Content Model
{ text }
Attributes
| Attribute | Use | Content |
|---|---|---|
| name | required | text |
| iso-8601-date | optional | xs:date |
| person-name | optional | text |
| stage | optional | text |
| script | optional | text |
Parent Elements
<tf:article-status>, <tf:issue-status>
Example
<tf:tagger name="TypesetterName"/>
<tf:tagger name="TandF" script="CATS" stage="Online Advances"
person-name="Caitlin Rogers" iso-8601-date="2013-01-31"/>