I have template with headings having specific numbering style applied to them (setting numbers styles, positions, prefixes etc.). If I create a document from this template, I have headings with correct appearance of numberings, and switching numbering on paragraph off/on returns to the correct appearance, however: problem 1) paragraph style 'Outline & numbering' tab has 'Outline numbering' (instead of specific name) in 'Numbering style' field, and that field is grayed out, too. problem 2) If a document is created from another template (or from blank) and then assigned a template (using the Template Changer 1.2.5 extension), then template's paragraphs' numbering styles are never propagated to the respective paragraph styles in document, regardless of any subsequent changes to template and LibO offering to 'update styles because template was changed' -- generic numbering styles are used. The respective field in paragraph style looks like in problem 1. *** I cannot compare that with the 4 series behaviour because there's either no DocumentInfo.Template or DocumentInfo.TemplateFileName field in 4 series document structures, so Template Changer 1.2.5 extension doesn't work.
I couldn't really make sense from these issues: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=62032 https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69813 but these seem to be related.
Dear Yury, Thank you for submitting the bug. Can you possibly supply us with the template so we can test the functionality. Can you also test the template in a newer version of LibreOffice like 4.2.5.
Created attachment 102639 [details] template with specific numbering style 'Heading' for the headings
Created attachment 102640 [details] document inst-ed from the vak_copy template
First two attachments illustrate the problem (1): In the template, all heading styles on levels 1-3 have 'Heading' numbering style in their definitions. In the document (one line in 'Heading 2' style), the individual paragraph setting for the numbering is set manually to 'Heading', but that same paragraph style definition has grayed out 'Outline numbering' numbering style in its definition. Works precisely the same in the versions 3.6.7.2 and 4.3.0.2.
Created attachment 102641 [details] document with switched template
The thirs attachment illustrates problem (2), which seems to be just the aspect of the problem (1): This document was created in default template, then switched to template 'vak_copy' with help of the addon 'Template Changer'. Same 'Heading 2' single line has default numbering style after switching numbering on. The numbering choice in the corresponding tab of the style definition is unchangeable. Individual paragraphs may be set to use the arbitrary numbering style, one by one. Tested on 3.6.7.2, can't test on 4.* series, as the 'Template Changer' addon doesn't work there.
Confirmed and reproduced from scratch the problem 1 (Heading style Outline numbering). Win 7 64-bit Version: 4.5.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 772befa08f02b08da1ab493896a0744bc73781c7 TinderBox: Win-x86@51-TDF, Branch:MASTER, Time: 2014-11-23_22:39:02
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Problem 1 still there on 5.1.2.1.0. TemplateChanger doesn't work in 4.* and 5.* series, so can't check on problem 2.
(In reply to Yury from comment #10) > Problem 1 still there on 5.1.2.1.0. > > TemplateChanger doesn't work in 4.* and 5.* series, so can't check on > problem 2. Found updated TemplateChanger 1.2.7c in #60592, and the problem 2 is still there, too -- I don't get correct numbering styles in paragraph (heading) styles.
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>problem 1) paragraph style 'Outline & numbering' tab has 'Outline numbering' (instead of specific name) in 'Numbering style' field, and that field is grayed out, too. It isn't a problem. Paragraph with Outline level that not equal "Text body" should to have own "Chapter Numbering" style
Good point. Let's close as notabug, then.