Meeting Schedule Assistant

• Script Editor 
  Get started with writing scripts in the built-in Script Editor.

• Assignments Editor 
  This help topic provides advanced information about the custom scripting concept (XML files).

• Meeting Editor 
  This help topic provides advanced information about the custom scripting concept.

• Special Events 
  This help topic provides advanced information about the custom scripting concept for Special Events.

• Labels Database 
  The LabelsInfo database provides default text for assignments and titles, allowing for consistency in labeling.

• How To Tutorials 
  Here are some tutorials that show you how to do advanced customization of the templates.

How it Works

XSLT stands for Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations and it is a styling language specifically designed for transforming XML documents. The goal is to take XML source data and create a nice looking schedule by applying the rules defined in XSLT.

• XML
  The XML document contains the data that you want to display in your schedule. These files are automatically created by the software. But you can also create your own if required. For example:
• themes, methods, students etc.
• column headings, assigned publishers etc.
• XSL
  The XSL style sheet (also known as an XSLT file)  defines how the XML data should be transformed into HTML. The style sheet will contain templates that match specific elements in the XML and specify how they should appear in the output HTML.
• CSS
  CSS is the language we use to style an HTML document. It describes how HTML elements should be displayed. For example:
• fonts, colours, borders etc.