If I create a table of contents before the first headline when the contents of the table are not taken from the capital-numbering, but from other templates, the table of contents starts with #2, not one. Maybe it's better, to show you the file and hope, you can reproduce this bug. Find the file attached and have a look at the second line in the table of contents. (number should be §2) Sry for my bad english, I can't describe this bug better :(
edit: the number of the second line in the table of contents on my pc is 2, but should be 1.... Describes this situation better. But maybe, you get a correct number in the second line in the table of contents Greetings Sam
Created attachment 40146 [details] Example for the Bug You can see the problem in the table of contents. The first headline "Allgemeines" has number "B". But in the document it's number "A" This headline doesn't belong to the outline of the document. It's only some kind of parting the document in smaller pieces for better looking. But I said, the table of contents shall contain it by "create table of contents from outline -> yes" and "create table of contents from other templates -> yes". Maybe this is a little more helpful.
I see the problem as well. The document is a bit strange: 1. "View/Navigator" does not list (A), (B), ... entries as headings. 2. "Tools/Outline Numbering..." has the paragraph style "Heading 2" for the level "1" I am not Writer expert but I think that the above settings affect the table of content generation. I do not understand how it was supposed to work. Anyway, I was not able to fix it by modifying "Tools/Outline Numbering..." Cedric, it might be for you.
Are there some news about this bug? If it's helpful to explain the (wished/requested) outline of the document, I would welcome the chance, to explain it, if there are some questions. Didn't tested the document with actual RC, so maybe the bug is also fixed. But I was just clearing up my pc, and stumbled over the example file for the bug.. So let me know, if I can help, or test something... Best regards, Samuel
This is a Writer bug, right? Therefore changed 'Component'.
Created attachment 62443 [details] TOC Example I have hit the same bug on Ubuntu 12.04 LibreOffice 3.5.3.2
If comment #6 is right, this is a cross-platform bug, therefore changed the Platform field accordingly.
Still REPRODUCIBLE with both sample documents and LibreOffice 3.5.5.3 (Build-ID: 7122e39-92ed229-498d286-15e43b4-d70da21), German langpack installed, on MacOS X 10.6.8 (Intel).
Still REPRODUCIBLE with LibreOffice 4.0.1.2 (Build ID: 84102822e3d61eb989ddd325abf1ac077904985) on Windows 7 x64
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