PDF Forms
Where form documents in a text have been identified (either because they are called out as forms, i.e. Form 1.1, or because they have been specifically identified in a manifest or title passport), capture these as PDFs according to the specifications given on the title passport or manifest. Reference the PDF in XML using mediaGroup.
|
Typecode |
Description |
|---|---|
|
FORM |
uses start and end tags identifies start and end of a PDF Form |
|
FORM-N |
Form number |
|
FORM-C |
Form caption |
| FORM-S | Form source |
Some texts contain full form documents (not simple form fields) that must be captured as is. These documents are captured as PDFs that are called in via mediaGroup. Reference the file in the floating mediaGroup element media.
Set the class value to 'document' and reference the PDF file in the fileRef element. A caption is required for PDF Form content. Capture the title or caption in the caption element. If a caption has been provided separately from the print capture this as online-only using display='online'. If a title or caption in the content of the form is not present, and an online-only caption has not been provided, contact OUP.
Set the value of the fileName attribute of the fileRef element to the file name.
Set the fileFormat attribute to value pdf
on the
fileRef element.
Place an Insert-Media processing instruction at the point in which the form appears in the text.
Example Form mediaGroup
<mediaGroup id="he-9780198700906-chapter-14-mediaGroup-01" doi="10.1093/med/9780199566990.003.0014.012.001">
<media class="document" id="he-9780198700906-chapter-14-media-01"><caption>
<p>The Contract of Employment</p></caption><fileRef fileName="he-9780198700906-pdf-001.pdf" id="he-9780198700906-chapter-14-fileRef-01" fileFormat="pdf"/>
</media>
</mediaGroup>